Been deploying #Vaultwarden a few days ago to test #Bitwarden against #1Password and so far the experience has been pretty solid

Just needed to clean up entries a bit, since Bitwarden doesn't allow for grouping of custom fields, and doesn't have as many entry types (i.e. no server settings, email settings, software licences), so I just merged those with related credential entries and discarded some that are no longer needed.

I could see myself keeping this around and save the annual 67 EUR fee

[ Android Police: I tried password managers like Bitwarden, then came back to this popular tool ]
https://www.androidpolice.com/tried-password-managers-like-bitwarden-then-came-back-to-this-popular-tool/

What a stupid blog post. 1Password is closed source. As pretty as it is and as much marketing hype they're able to buy you will never know if there is a backdoor in it.

That alone should disqualify it from any consideration in 2025. Full stop.

#1password #credential #vault #password #manager #computer #security #privacy

I am exactly the kind of nerd who reads his todo item marked 'check out chezmoi real quick', finds the only real thing it would do for him is injection of password manager values via its templating system, and decides instead:

oh yea, I've been meaning to check out `op`, the #1Password CLI tool, I bet I can just use that in my existing dotfiles setup

Leading to this cute little commit so I can have tab completion for that: https://github.com/bitprophet/dotfiles/commit/a79376b37f8c7ff453d9be53be2eb0f05ed9294f

Oh man - Super cool. If you tell Claude Code to use the 1Password CLI to use credentials it will make sure it has everything it needs and you can keep all your credentials secret while keeping it really easy for Claude to test things out as it goes. #1password

#1Password 7 doesn't work so well for me in macOS Sequoia. It often takes invoking the keyboard shortcut multiple times to fill in Firefox (I haven't tried the other browsers). So I thought I'd give #Vaultwarden (#Bitwarden clone) a try. I discovered that it doesn't automatically import attachments, nor does it support markdown format in item notes, which I use heavily. Although I've invested a lot of time self-hosting Vaultwarden, this may be enough to cause me to use 1Password 8. …

1Password: "Our engineering team continues to work on mitigating this incident. Please note that users may experience latency, timeouts or error messages when logging in to 1Password, loading vaults, using the CLI and APIs."

Gee, I don't have this problem with the pay-once 1Password 7 that lets me keep local vaults unlike version 8 that forces users into paying a subscription fee for only cloud vaults subject to this crapola:

https://status.1password.com/incidents/sfrpk9dskthr

I'm really glad I've given #VivaldiBrowser another try.

I think I tried a while ago, and I just couldn't get #1Password to work on it. But now it seems to be working well, and I can ditch any other browser. So, now it's on my Mac, MacBook, phone and tablet.

And I've just discovered #VivaldiWorkspaces – oh my goodness! As a freelancer working on different projects at the same time, with different online systems, this is a great addition to the browser.

(And I'm really happy I'm on #VivaldiSocial as well!)

I still don't know whether to trust any Google-related website (I'm still tied to it in a couple of ways), so I've kept Chrome simply for doing Google stuff. But I suppose if Vivaldi is safe enough, I could just completely ditch Chrome.

If you use #Safari on #macOS & are driven mad by overlapping — and therefore inaccessible — login credentials from #Apple’s #Passwords app & #1Password, I came across a fix: under Safari > Settings > Advanced, add a custom styelsheet to reposition 1Password’s menu. (Save a file containing the code in the screenshot, name it “something.css”, save it somewhere, and select it from the “Style sheet” menu.) I stole this from somewhere, of course (Stack Overflow?). Copy the alt tag to save typing.

@northernlights Exactly that. #1Password has servers physically located in Canada.

#Canada are you looking for a reliable password manager? Look no further than @1password They're a Canadian company and you can even have your passwords stored in #Canada! I don't get a kickback for the post, I just really like them! https://1password.com/ #1Password #PasswordManager

#Bitwarden doesn't have an automatically-generated #EmergencyKit like #1Password does.. So I've created one

Feel free to download a copy here:
https://drive.proton.me/urls/ZF2N5FCDJM#OeKatrnX1uSf

cc: @bitwarden

What’s worth automating in cyber hygiene, and what’s not https://www.helpnetsecurity.com/2025/04/29/automating-cyber-hygiene/ #authentication #cybersecurity #cyberhygiene #credentials #automation #enterprise #Don'tmiss #1Password #passwords #Features #Hotstuff #BitSight #patching #strategy #Swimlane #News #CISO #tips

Idly considering switching to #KeePass (specifically to #OneKeePass, because it runs on #Linux, #MacOS and #iPhone), switching from #1Password. I like 1Password, it works well enough that it's one of only two software subscriptions I have, but I like to keep my options open.

Can anyone share experiences, whether good or bad, of KeePass in general, and migrating from 1Password to KeePass specifically?

A site setup script #Development #Webdev #Automation #1password

I wrote a setup script for this site All of the secrets necessary to run it are in a 1Password entry and this script leverages their CLI in order to populate the configs necessary to run this site locally when it's been freshly cloned.

https://www.coryd.dev/posts/2025/a-site-setup-script

Thoughts on storing TOTP/MFA codes within your password wallet? Even a cloud-based one.

My org is currently considering 1Password and we're up in arms about this feature. On their side 1Password claim it improves security: https://blog.1password.com/1password-2fa-passwords-codes-together/

I'm interested to know what other teams think

#security #password #credentials #passwordmanager #1password

I've now moved all my 1Password data from the US to Canada: https://support.1password.com/regions/#change-your-region

Apparently you can just sign up for Canada or EU storage now when you create an account.

That just leaves finding a good replacement for Todoist.

How to use #1Password #TravelMode on your phone, tablet, and laptop Cc @1password + @citizenlab
https://1password.com/features/travel-mode/

> Third: if you refuse to give your password, as is your right, they can make your life miserable. So if you feel like you might capitulate, make sure you clear your deleted photos and texts, turn off backup to iCloud, deactivate social media accounts and delete apps.
https://bsky.app/profile/emily.gorcen.ski/post/3lkxptyxpys2n

Us on https://bsky.app/profile/artact.io

Y'all, I'm kind of struggling with my switch to #KeePassXC from #1Password. 1Password allowed me to save credit card information then easily use it while browsing. #KeePass doesn't really seem to have that option. No big deal, I'll just use Firefox to store credit card info instead. Only problem, it doesn't seem to save the code, so what good does that do? I have to get up and go find the card or save the code somewhere else? Not ideal. Meh.