Vaultwarden is sick, glad I switched from lastpass before they got breached
Hope this Pull Request could be merged soon so I can use it with new Bitwarden native Android client.
Is this a new breakage? I've been using vaultwarden + android for years now?
Yeah. Bitwarden developed a new android client written by Kotlin to replace old C# client. This new client is in beta testing currently. The old client supports both PascalCase and camelCase but the new client only supports camelCase. And Vaultwarden use PascalCase now, so it's incompatible with new Android client.
Yeah, I looked into that, but I seem to be in the google play beta for bitwarden and nothing is broken? Looks like this is a different beta? Bizarre.
They doesn't use normal beta channel, and publish a new application named Bitwarden Beta.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.x8bit.bitwarden.beta
Just merged 36 minutes ago :)
This was just merged.
I've used KeePass for ages but I'm open to change. Anyone have any good comparison of these, esp personal experience? My biggest issue with KP is syncing between computers and avoiding conflicts.
I had almost no conflicts in years with paired syncthing, just being tidy of autoclosing, and I'm the sole user of that db on my devices. Anyway, as for a comparison.. I believe vaultwarden has TOTP support, and I'm yet to find a plugin for keepas that allows me to add such functionality but surely there is something... Perhaps anyone using such plugin can share?
I think KeePass can do HOTP.
I do use syncthing to sync between clients but if I'm not diligent about syncing before saving and right afterwards I will get missing entries. I wish KeePass had a one-way sync option (e.g. pull changes from another DB but don't push). Then I could say each client has their own copy and syncthing would never find conflicts.
Ah, I'm always saving. Same as with any text I edit on any app. Anyway, the 1-way sync can be controlled, but on side of syncthing settings for the whole folder.
Hosting your own services. Preferably at home and on low-power or shared hardware.
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