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The Quiet Renovation at Bitwarden — Changing Principles
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Felt this in my soul lol. I just switched from Bitwarden to KeePassXC yesterday and it’s definitely a headache... since it doesn't sync I was so paranoid about losing my passwds forever that I just hid a backup in my email
The one upside is the security though, bcz knowing I have 100% control makes it feel like my own super safe personal space that no one else can see or even knows exists lol
i think it scenes ok with next cloud, I haven't lost anything.... Yet ......
The sense os security is great, but why does it have to be so hard to have some of the most basic features lol