Moved to proton pass a while ago. Bitwarden support is just shit.
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I guess I won't be recommending Botwarden to normies anymore.
I use Pass, and I’m tired of laughing at all these posts. Now I’m just ‘oh, again, what a surprise!’
My passwords are gpg-encrypted and stored in a git repository. The only improvement I can do is to migrate to my own server instead of GitLab (which I setup like a decade ago), but there’s some inertia as GitLab just works for now. And I see no real point of doing so.
The structure is open, but you can encrypt it with the external tools if needed. I have zero understanding of the attack vector when my password file name is Gmail or Proton or Server/1. Good luck doing something with it.
Is there an Android solution that works with Pass?
On fdroid there is, but this is a fork from some "random" person after the original dev abandoned the project.
I learned about alias vault recently and it seems to check all the boxes i would need. Self hostable and automatic sync and maintained with apps on all platforms https://www.aliasvault.net/
So does this affect vaultwarden at all?
Vaultwarden benefits from the development ideas in Bitwarden server, and especially the client app ecosystem that I am sure costs a small fortune to maintain. To go alone, vaultwarden will have a lot of work ahead of them and need to maintain a development community capable of maintaining the whole thing.
Always happens eventually. You can run Vaultwarden yourself if you have a homelab you trust so passwords never disappears.
Looks like I'm moving over to something else now.