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Unfortunately it's one of the most bug-ridden and unreliable pieces of software I've ever used. I encounter issues with it on a daily basis, but the burden of s

Unfortunately it's one of the most bug-ridden and unreliable pieces of software I've ever used. I encounter issues with it on a daily basis, but the burden of switching and a lack of superior options keeps me locked in.

sleepybrett 3mo ago
I stopped paying them when they killed local valuts, and secondarily when then moved away from native apps. I drifted along on the old 7.x client for awhile with local values. I've more or less switched to apple keychain/passwords at this point. I need a solution for linux, and have been thinking about some kind of simple 1-way sync issue that dumps stuff from keychain into some other tool for use on linux.
- cm11 3mo ago
  Curious if you have any gripes or concerns about using the Apple keychain/passwords setup. Aside from Apple devices, do you mostly also stick with Safari? Was it hard to transition things like TOTP or passkeys?
  - sleepybrett 3mo ago
    i mostly stick to firefox I do some management of moving some passwords back and forth (i'm not yet using the firefox extension for apple passwords because i just learned about it).. but because i use firefox on my phone as well.. nbd. In terms of TOTP I just use googleauth and oathtool.
- freedomben 3mo ago
  I've been pretty happy with Bit Warden on Linux, though I just use the Firefox extension and am not sure if there's a native app
TimTheTinker 3mo ago
Any example bugs that you've encountered in the last week?
- subscribed 3mo ago
  Their flow for regaining access after somehow "disauthorised" laptop, she there's an installed but unused for months plugin is one of the most infuriating. It won't ask me for my secret key, which I have an can provide immediately, no, it won't allow me to authenticate myself with the phone, because our enterprise vault logs off quickly, I must however do a some absurdly obscure dance because FY, that's why.
  - TimTheTinker 3mo ago
    Ugh, the enterprise authentication is dumb
lnrd 3mo ago
Used it for years and never encountered a single bug, and I'm quite a power user with hundreds of items stored in it, shared vaults, and access multiple times per day. It's one of the few softwares I happily pay for. Maybe it differs from platform to platform, otherwise I can't explain your comment.
tiew9Vii 3mo ago
It was a fantastic, fast, reliable piece of software until they sold out for VC funding and went the Electron rebuild route. I was a paying customer for 15 years and migrated away with the last price increases due to "AI-powered functionalities" and the new features making the product worse on top of already being salty over when they stopped the one-time licenses in favor of subscription.

sleepybrett 3mo ago

I stopped paying them when they killed local valuts, and secondarily when then moved away from native apps. I drifted along on the old 7.x client for awhile with local values. I've more or less switched to apple keychain/passwords at this point. I need a solution for linux, and have been thinking about some kind of simple 1-way sync issue that dumps stuff from keychain into some other tool for use on linux.

cm11 3mo ago
Curious if you have any gripes or concerns about using the Apple keychain/passwords setup. Aside from Apple devices, do you mostly also stick with Safari? Was it hard to transition things like TOTP or passkeys?
- sleepybrett 3mo ago
  i mostly stick to firefox I do some management of moving some passwords back and forth (i'm not yet using the firefox extension for apple passwords because i just learned about it).. but because i use firefox on my phone as well.. nbd. In terms of TOTP I just use googleauth and oathtool.
freedomben 3mo ago
I've been pretty happy with Bit Warden on Linux, though I just use the Firefox extension and am not sure if there's a native app

TimTheTinker 3mo ago

Any example bugs that you've encountered in the last week?

subscribed 3mo ago
Their flow for regaining access after somehow "disauthorised" laptop, she there's an installed but unused for months plugin is one of the most infuriating. It won't ask me for my secret key, which I have an can provide immediately, no, it won't allow me to authenticate myself with the phone, because our enterprise vault logs off quickly, I must however do a some absurdly obscure dance because FY, that's why.
- TimTheTinker 3mo ago
  Ugh, the enterprise authentication is dumb

lnrd 3mo ago

Used it for years and never encountered a single bug, and I'm quite a power user with hundreds of items stored in it, shared vaults, and access multiple times per day. It's one of the few softwares I happily pay for. Maybe it differs from platform to platform, otherwise I can't explain your comment.

tiew9Vii 3mo ago

It was a fantastic, fast, reliable piece of software until they sold out for VC funding and went the Electron rebuild route. I was a paying customer for 15 years and migrated away with the last price increases due to "AI-powered functionalities" and the new features making the product worse on top of already being salty over when they stopped the one-time licenses in favor of subscription.