99 points by nedp 3 days ago | 59 comments
OutOfHere 3 days ago
cyberax 3 days ago
This is understandable, the password manager market is saturated and implementing new features like Passkeys is far from trivial.
Still, they are the only real option for a one-click mostly open source password manager that works across all the major platforms and that supports modern features.
j16sdiz 3 days ago
cyberax 3 days ago
SeriousM 3 days ago
ffsm8 3 days ago
Enpass is open source? Since when?
Brajeshwar 3 days ago
I’m a customer of both services. I started with 1Password since its early days and have been using the family plan for the past 5+ years.
I used BitWarden when starting with Teams, as it is cheaper and presumably scalable. I hope that if things grow up, we can either host it ourselves or the pricing is affordable enough.
If Bitwarden becomes as “successful” as 1Password, people/companies will actually just use 1Password.
I think, now, the idea would be to start moving all critical ones to Keepass; and use a better UX client on top of the database.
dang 3 days ago
Bitwarden is no longer free software - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41893994 - Oct 2024 (71 comments)