@neil also, when using hosted, one Bitwarden enterprise account comes with three (or is it five) free personal accounts (you have to put down credit cards for each, even though they charge you zero)! So if you run a smal company, you get to setup your family with Bitwarden.

@neil I didn’t realise you could use bitwarden with your own hosted solution… I need to investigate!

@neil This is all so disappointing. I've been using 1password since they were in their infancy. Always happy until suddenly this week they start "offering" A1. Obvs said no, but not liking the direction of travel.

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Bitwarden Pro is a bargain for a hosted service.

I've been using it for several years and had no major issues.

The stand alone 2FA app is also very good and worth using 🙂

@neil my boss and I liked it so much, we rolled it out at work to >300 employees. We self-host Vaultwarden on Kubernetes.

If you create an Organisation, you can set a mode to allow org admins to reset passwords for your users, and we sync with an LDAP server to add users to the organisation and org groups when they start.

@neil Adobe Acrobat now comes with AI. I am concerned they know something about my eyesight that I don't as I could read perfectly well before this and I have no idea how AI is supposed to make me read things more efficiently.

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I have been contemplating a switch from Dashlane to Bitwarden.
Had to stop at the "fixed" docker install by the bitwarden script wanting to install to locations I dont use for docker and wanting to use ports already in use. Have to dive into that installation file...