I used to use Enpass for quite a while, grandfathered into a full package now. But trying to get new people to pay for it vs just adding them to my bitwarden server became an issue I just didn’t feel like dealing with anymore.
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I like it, just the free or cheaper tools finally caught up to it for me. It’s also not great on chromebook, which I don’t use often but when I do it matters a little.
+1 for bitwardenrs
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Instead of trying bitwarden_rs as almost everybody suggested here, I just checked out pass. It’s such a simple and powerful password manager. If only it became more user-friendly.
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It’s really good on iOS and macOS. Integrates very well but probably has something to do with Apple apparently using it throughout their company.
Have too agree that does feel a bit wrong to be circumventing the Premium features.
Another vote for bitwarden_rs self hosted. Had it for 18 months or so; no hiccups.
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Honestly my favorite thing about bitwarden, and not every password manager gets this: recommend logins by host, not root domain.
For example, when at safari.mxrouting.net:2222 I don’t need to see every login for every server that exists as a subdomain on that domain.
It’s a setting I swap on any new client install, but one change and done. That’s why I stopped using Everykey, not sure if they fixed it.
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Is it through “Start with” option from “Default URI Match Detection”?
I tested bitwarden yesterday, everything is top notch. It’s just missing ssh agent feature. Also, surprisingly I found Keepass app to be much more advanced. I’m using them both for now, will figure out in few days.
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Just “Host”
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wow this is JUST what I need. I have over 50 passwords saved under d.sb and logging in to anything on a subdomain can be painful. Sometimes LastPass prefills the correct password but other times it just shows a dropdown with the entire list and I need to locate the correct one.
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Amazing, now I can rest in peace with all my credentials I save for old logins I don’t use anymore. 
This greatly clients up the login suggestion box.
Edit: Probably going to go on a Matching Detection rampage with this on feature.
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+1 for Bitwarden 
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For those using Bitwarden (now Vaultwarden) how and how often do you take backups? Is it automated?
I run backups each day from my servers to 5 backup locations. As part of that, the vps running vaultwarden gets that as well. I suppose though that in the event of an issue, I might lose a days worth of data. But so far not been an issue for me and the couple of people using it, and it’s hosted on one of my more tested vps, a Blackfriday 2017 late night random deal that I’ve kept going ever since (though they are prob hoping each year I don’t lol)
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Thanks
They have a good entry on backups on their wiki. It is entirely possible to make backups say every hour or 10 minutes. The main thing I would be worried about is the server somehow going down, that you have the ability to quickly spin one up somewhere else with the most recent backup copy.
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Like many in this thread I too am using Vaultwarden (used to be Bitwarden_RS).
Anyone in the Synology ecosystem also will have C2 Password as an option. Looks to be free as a downloadable app in the new DSM 7 release.
BitWarden, hands down. Was a LastPass user for many many years but gave it all up and never looked back.
Mobile App is a bit finicky sometimes (Android) but no issues on desktop.
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I use KeepassX (this is the linux version of Keepass).
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