If things turn for the worse, hopefully Vaultwarden can fork the client as well
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As long as they don't enshittify the mobile apps and browser extensions, I'm neither surprised nor concerned. Vaultwarden exists.
And if they do ruin the client end, I expect third-party alternative clients, or a wholly new alternative, will appear soon enough.
(Yes, yes, "b-but KeePass!" folks... I've been there.)
Gr8. Yet another critical service soon to be gobbled up by PE. I guess I'm moving to Proton Pass.
Time for a dedicated vaultwarden client?
Glad I didn't let myself get talked into switching to Bitwarden from my boring KeepassXC setup...
This was the headline that finally prompted me to figure out why KeePass wasn't working on Librewolf.
(KeePass doesn't work with the flatpak version of Librewolf, you need to install it through terminal.)
Why people bother with any corporate software when it really don't provide much more than completely FOSS alternatives
This is not great but the strength of vaultwarden on the back of the bitwarden brand will give us forked clients as soon as they stop allowing self-hosters to set their instance.
I use proton pass because I our a subscription to proton unlimited and proton pass lets me hide my emails by making a forwarded email which is helpful.
Goddammit.
Let the enshittification begin.