Bitwarden Password Manager is one of the top recommended free password manager apps. After using Dashlane for over two years, I recently switched to the free version of the Bitwarden password manager.

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Bitwarden is a password manager offering a nearly full-featured solution for free. It's price allows anyone to get started, but it has the depth for anyone to grow into it beyond the free trial. While ...

SANTA BARBARA, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Bitwarden, the open source password manager trusted by millions, today announced integration with three popular email forwarding services: SimpleLogin, AnonAddy ...

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Where do you store your passwords? Most people will surrender to the nagging and save them in their web browser, avoiding the need to remember complex passphrases every time they visit a site. That, ...

How to create a Bitwarden Vault entry that can be used for AutoFill Your email has been sent Jack Wallen shows you how to make it such that a Bitwarden vault entry ...

The open-source Bitwarden password manager has announced that all users can now log into their web vaults using a passkey instead of the standard username and password pairs. Passkeys are the more ...

All eight of the top password managers have adopted the term “zero knowledge” to describe the complex encryption system they use to protect the data vaults that users store on their servers. The ...

LogMeOnce vs Bitwarden: Which Password Manager is Better? Your email has been sent While LogMeOnce features a useful password scoring system, Bitwarden’s more ...

People are creatures of habit. Nerds, doubly so. That’s why we all had that one job that was still using a DOS inventory management program on its computers well after 2000, and it’s why we’re still ...