Ask HN: Password manager with best experience on Linux?

Re:Ask HN: Password manager with best experience on Linux? by yingw787 on Tuesday June 25, 2019 @12:08PM (#20275624)

I use Bitwarden on Linux, macOS, and iOS. It works fine; you may need to sync by clicking a button, and I use AppImages on Linux and I think I need to manually download updated images, but otherwise it's free and open source, the pricing reflects hosting and development costs. I think Bitwarden also supports 2FA.

I tried 1Password and switched halfway to Bitwarden; I think there's a quant firm that reviewed password managers and recommended Bitwarden, which I trusted more than those consumer-grade sites.

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Re:Ask HN: Password manager with best experience on Linux? by wtmt on Tuesday June 25, 2019 @12:23PM (#20275800)

Bitwarden has a free tier in its hosted version. And even the hosted version with a paid subscription is very cheap compared to 1Password. Like 1/5th the cost or lower, depending on the plan.

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Re:Ask HN: Password manager with best experience on Linux? by ctnb on Tuesday June 25, 2019 @12:16PM (#20275719)

I'm also a big fan of Bitwarden. I use it on Linux, my wife uses it on macOS, and we both use it on iOS. It allows us to share passwords seamlessly across all platforms.

I also like the command-line app that I can integrate into dmenu and the fact that it allows self-hosting.

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