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  1. Having now tried out both #Bitwarden and #Secrets (dot app), while neither is a perfect replacement for #1Password (because #Drop1Password) I think I am coming down on the side of Bitwarden for at least the short term.

    Secrets' UX is a bit slicker…except for how its FF extension chose to do an extremely awkward dance with the GUI app instead of having something inline. Not a deal-breaker but a big red mark.

    Secrets also lacks SSH key support; I /could/ go back to exporting privkeys to disk, but it'd be nice not to.

    And the self-host potential of Bitwarden / #Vaultwarden is a compelling offramp in this "every company is a new opportunity to get rugpulled" world. Secrets is made by a small Apple-ecosystem design shop, who clearly do good work, but I'd be worried about a closure leaving the apps to eventually rot out of the App Store.

  2. Having now tried out both #Bitwarden and #Secrets (dot app), while neither is a perfect replacement for #1Password (because #Drop1Password) I think I am coming down on the side of Bitwarden for at least the short term.

    Secrets' UX is a bit slicker…except for how its FF extension chose to do an extremely awkward dance with the GUI app instead of having something inline. Not a deal-breaker but a big red mark.

    Secrets also lacks SSH key support; I /could/ go back to exporting privkeys to disk, but it'd be nice not to.

    And the self-host potential of Bitwarden / #Vaultwarden is a compelling offramp in this "every company is a new opportunity to get rugpulled" world. Secrets is made by a small Apple-ecosystem design shop, who clearly do good work, but I'd be worried about a closure leaving the apps to eventually rot out of the App Store.

  3. Having now tried out both #Bitwarden and #Secrets (dot app), while neither is a perfect replacement for #1Password (because #Drop1Password) I think I am coming down on the side of Bitwarden for at least the short term.

    Secrets' UX is a bit slicker…except for how its FF extension chose to do an extremely awkward dance with the GUI app instead of having something inline. Not a deal-breaker but a big red mark.

    Secrets also lacks SSH key support; I /could/ go back to exporting privkeys to disk, but it'd be nice not to.

    And the self-host potential of Bitwarden / #Vaultwarden is a compelling offramp in this "every company is a new opportunity to get rugpulled" world. Secrets is made by a small Apple-ecosystem design shop, who clearly do good work, but I'd be worried about a closure leaving the apps to eventually rot out of the App Store.

  4. Having now tried out both #Bitwarden and #Secrets (dot app), while neither is a perfect replacement for #1Password (because #Drop1Password) I think I am coming down on the side of Bitwarden for at least the short term.

    Secrets' UX is a bit slicker…except for how its FF extension chose to do an extremely awkward dance with the GUI app instead of having something inline. Not a deal-breaker but a big red mark.

    Secrets also lacks SSH key support; I /could/ go back to exporting privkeys to disk, but it'd be nice not to.

    And the self-host potential of Bitwarden / #Vaultwarden is a compelling offramp in this "every company is a new opportunity to get rugpulled" world. Secrets is made by a small Apple-ecosystem design shop, who clearly do good work, but I'd be worried about a closure leaving the apps to eventually rot out of the App Store.

  5. Having now tried out both #Bitwarden and #Secrets (dot app), while neither is a perfect replacement for #1Password (because #Drop1Password) I think I am coming down on the side of Bitwarden for at least the short term.

    Secrets' UX is a bit slicker…except for how its FF extension chose to do an extremely awkward dance with the GUI app instead of having something inline. Not a deal-breaker but a big red mark.

    Secrets also lacks SSH key support; I /could/ go back to exporting privkeys to disk, but it'd be nice not to.

    And the self-host potential of Bitwarden / #Vaultwarden is a compelling offramp in this "every company is a new opportunity to get rugpulled" world. Secrets is made by a small Apple-ecosystem design shop, who clearly do good work, but I'd be worried about a closure leaving the apps to eventually rot out of the App Store.

  6. #til Der Umzug von #1password zu #vaultwarden ist deutlich einfacher als gedacht und in wenigen Sekunden erledigt. Interessanterweise nur unter iOS (Android kann ich nicht prüfen). zenzes.me/til-passkeys-ziehen-

  7. #til Der Umzug von #1password zu #vaultwarden ist deutlich einfacher als gedacht und in wenigen Sekunden erledigt. Interessanterweise nur unter iOS (Android kann ich nicht prüfen). zenzes.me/til-passkeys-ziehen-

  8. #til Der Umzug von #1password zu #vaultwarden ist deutlich einfacher als gedacht und in wenigen Sekunden erledigt. Interessanterweise nur unter iOS (Android kann ich nicht prüfen). zenzes.me/til-passkeys-ziehen-

  9. #til Der Umzug von #1password zu #vaultwarden ist deutlich einfacher als gedacht und in wenigen Sekunden erledigt. Interessanterweise nur unter iOS (Android kann ich nicht prüfen). zenzes.me/til-passkeys-ziehen-

  10. #til Der Umzug von #1password zu #vaultwarden ist deutlich einfacher als gedacht und in wenigen Sekunden erledigt. Interessanterweise nur unter iOS (Android kann ich nicht prüfen). zenzes.me/til-passkeys-ziehen-

  11. @depone hier wird #vaultwarden in einem docker Container selbst gehostet. Bin damit recht glücklich.

  12. @depone hier wird #vaultwarden in einem docker Container selbst gehostet. Bin damit recht glücklich.

  13. @depone hier wird #vaultwarden in einem docker Container selbst gehostet. Bin damit recht glücklich.

  14. @depone hier wird #vaultwarden in einem docker Container selbst gehostet. Bin damit recht glücklich.

  15. Bisher klappt der Umstieg von #1Password auf #Vaultwarden ganz gut. Was nervig ist, ist die Migration der Passkeys. Da werde ich noch auf Nitrokey umsteigen.

  16. Bisher klappt der Umstieg von #1Password auf #Vaultwarden ganz gut. Was nervig ist, ist die Migration der Passkeys. Da werde ich noch auf Nitrokey umsteigen.

  17. Bisher klappt der Umstieg von #1Password auf #Vaultwarden ganz gut. Was nervig ist, ist die Migration der Passkeys. Da werde ich noch auf Nitrokey umsteigen.

  18. Bisher klappt der Umstieg von #1Password auf #Vaultwarden ganz gut. Was nervig ist, ist die Migration der Passkeys. Da werde ich noch auf Nitrokey umsteigen.

  19. renting vs owning your digital life

    Stop renting your digital life. Every paid service on the left has a free, self-hosted twin on the right. Which side are you on?

    Directory: selfhost.directory

    #SelfHosted #OpenSource #Privacy #HomeLab #FOSS #Linux #DeGoogle #HomeServer #Navidrome #Nextcloud #Vaultwarden #Frigate #Audiobookshelf

  20. Apps Big Tech Hides From You

    Apps Big Tech Hides From You — Navidrome, Nextcloud, Vaultwarden, Frigate, Audiobookshelf. Every one replaces a paid app you're subscribed to, for $0. Free + open-source. Save this.

    Directory: selfhost.directory

    #SelfHosted #OpenSource #Privacy #HomeLab #FOSS #Linux #DeGoogle #HomeServer #Navidrome #Nextcloud #Vaultwarden #Frigate #Audiobookshelf

  21. I've been running Bitwarden with a self-hosted Vaultwarden instance for a few weeks now, and it certainly looks like it can replace 1Password for me.

    Although it doesn't have "AI-powered item naming”... #worldssmallestviolin

    github.com/dani-garcia/vaultwa

    #passwordmanagers #1password #bitwarden #vaultwarden

  22. ... ich hab mir jetzt #Vaultwarden auf den Server hier zu Hause installiert (mit #Reverseproxy auf'm root und #autossh zwischen den beiden - ja, ich mag autosssh und geb ihm gern den Vorzug vor hackeligem #Portforwarding und #dyndns 🤷‍♂️ )

    Bin mal gespannt, ob das "schöner" arbeitet als #Passwords in der #Nextcloud. Das ist doch etwas umständlich für nicht so affine Familienmitglieder.