For what it is worth, exporting from 1Password and importing into vaultwarden was painless when I did it a year or so ago for my wife.
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@neil did you have many logins that use the authentication feature? That’s my main concern in switching.
@Mactonex Is that passkeys? Or something else?
@neil no, you link the login to the authenticator and it provides a code that expires after a short period.
I think that you do mean TOTP here.
I do a couple of things:
- for most services, I stored the seed in vaultwarden, and use that to generate TOTP codes. They auto-fill, along with username and password. But you would need to have access to the seed (or to be able to set up TOTP again) to be able to do this. But if you are doing it in 1Password already, it *should* migrate.
- for more sensitive services, I store the seed separately, on hardware security devices, so I need both this and the password manager to be able to log in.
@neil thank you. I would just like for my money to go to fewer absolutely terrible people.
@neil I'm looking at this today too as this is the last straw for me as an already fairly unhappy 1password user. Just what I wanted on a random tuesday!
@neil bitwarden also hscrazy people.
@neil relevant to my interests even before the latest news :-/
@neil oh no, what did 1Password do now? This message is too specific to have “just happened”…
@neil how well does sharing password access among family members work?
@neil Same thing from Firefox to VaultWarden. :)
