These characters have special meaning in a CSV file, and they must be treated carefully when they are data as opposed to control information. This bug shows up if you have a field (like a password or note, typically) that has a comma or a double-quote in it. Even worse, there is no financial incentive for them to fix it, since it's in the code to help you leave their ecosystem. Instead of using a tested and published library, they tried to roll their own, and they blew it. Bitwarden's use of Accessibility Service on Android is a bit clumsy, so you might find it a bit annoying until you get used to it, but it does (usually) work.Īn important warning about the migration, though: LastPass has a persistent bug in their CSV data export programming. (I see their point, but honestly, I just don't create or change logins that often.)Īfter switching to Bitwarden, everything seems to work.
For instance, I have seen people whine angrily about how Bitwarden won't help you create and save logins on new sites.
LastPass worked very, very well for this (which is why I switched back from Bitwarden), and I'm seeing some issues with 1Password already.The LastPass user experience is certainly more polished, and there are more customer workflows. My second order of priority is how well these things work on mobile browsers. 1Pass has this secret key system that I like and certainly increases the account's security, but is it worth the $35/yr? Does it really make a huge difference? Most discussions I've been reading focus on the UI and that it is more polished, but few of them get into the nitty gritty of how secure they are. Looks great, but it does have a cost (Bitwarden is free and I can get LastPass for free as well). Bottom line, it is hard to trust an organization that reacts and communicates like LastPass did.Īll this being said, I'm now trying 1Password. After recently going back to LastPass from Bitwarden (I had switched from Lastpass to Bitwarden 3 years ago), I am now reading a lot on this LastPass breach and they very shady way the communicated about it. I've been doing some reading on password managers.
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