Bitwarden - Free Password Manager
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aedocw last edited by leocg
@blacklemon35 WOW what an incredibly rude and disrespectful way to talk to someone who is providing a Free Service.
The folks working on Bitwarden are Far from incompetent, it's one of the safest and most functional password managers available, for free OR by subscription.
Please don't treat other people like this, especially strangers who are providing a free service you use - I'm certain you can do better
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mdzawadi last edited by
@akramipro: I have the same issue here on an intel Mac Pro
Version:78.0.4093.147 (x86_64)
Opera is up to date
Update stream:Stable
System:macOS Version 11.5.1 (Build 20G80) 11.5.1 x86_64 -
justanokapi last edited by
@blacklemon35: The problem is not with Bitwarden it is a problem with Opera. It will be fixed soon. Thank You.
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Josuegrs last edited by
I love Bitwarden. I paid the premium suscription once and will pay it probably forever.
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yust last edited by
Please fix the the missing icon in the sidebar!
Also it's a great plugin, I use it all the time - saves me from having to open the desktop Bitwarden client. -
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Andersondarosa last edited by
Many are saying that the icon doesn't appear in the sidebar, but you have to click on the extensions icon that looks like a box and the Bitwarden icon will be there, so next to it click on Pin and it will appear both in the sidebar and beside the address bar
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Josuegrs last edited by Josuegrs
@andersondarosa Not really, maybe you were able to make it appear in the sidebar but in my case, it won't appear even after pressing the pin button.
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aedocw last edited by
@andersondarosa Thanks!! I used to only notice it on the left-hand sidebar. But if you click the extensions box on the TOP bar to the right of the URL there is an option to pin it, and then the icon appears there.
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A Former User last edited by
@andersondarosa: That is great help. It comes for a few seconds and then vanishes in the sidebar. It is there on the top, though.
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metod last edited by
@rahuldoes same problem here... I can force it to show up for a few seconds and even try to pin it, but it disappears after a few seconds. Managed to do a screen capture: https://files.fm/f/48gq3gz5m
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BigJohn999 last edited by leocg
I find a solution: Switch To Firefox . Bitwarden Works there flawlessly.
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dashkowitz last edited by
I would have given it 5 stars but you can't set it to lock after non use only a set amount of time. So it will lock you out after that time whether your using it or not. Other than that, it's a great app and helps keep my info secure and easy to access.
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metod last edited by
@bigjohn999 mh, one of the things i like about opera is having the bitwarden extension in the sidebar, so i can leave it open and copy/paste data when autofill is not available. for every other browser, including FF, when you open the bitwarden extension from the top bar, you need to search for the password again after you copied/pasted the username.
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maksdampf last edited by
Roll back to Opera Version 77 is the only fix for now:
https://get.geo.opera.com/ftp/pub/opera/desktop/77.0.4054.90/Don't forget to deactivate autoupdate via the command line or by renaming the autoupdate executable. Otherwise it will install the broken version as soon as you start Opera for the second time.
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greyreth last edited by greyreth
"Unable to auto-fill"...unable to prompt to save new password...unable to add drop-down list to the entry field
This thing canNOT be a replacement for Lastpass for Opera, and please don't tell me that I need to use Chrome or some other crap -
maksdampf last edited by
@greyreth Why do you think it can't autofill? - It can of course.
Maybe you are using it the wrong way. No need for a keylogger to prompt me to save a new password when i start to fill in the form in the bitwarden extension and then let it autofill the page. No need to type anything twice. You want long and secure randomly generated Passwords anyways, so why would you type new passwords all by yourself and not paste it anyways?
Lastpass, good joke! It has a long history of security issues, is closed source, not able to self-host etc.
It is mass-consumer software, just not comparable.
