Alright got it I’ll see if that works. Thank you

Edit: didnt work but kinda gotten used to it

Havent tried that. When you say disable, do you mean globally or just per site?

Alright seems to be a bug with a bit of users experiencing it. Thank you so much for testing it out

Yeah its mull browser on android my bad if I wasnt clear. Thanks for the help

Yeah its exactly that. Alright its nice knowing i didnt mess anything up haha

Think it was because some of their code is open source and not all and it got a bad image since its encryption was broken a while back. I havent done research so take what I said with a grain of salt. Besides that pair it with cryptomator and its pretty good

If someone does go this route I suggest following the 3,2,1 rule. The offsite copy specifically would protect from fires and pretty much anything else that can happen to your house. The same should be said if you use a paper emergency sheet. A good offsite place can be like a safety deposit box or a trustee’s bolted down safe

If its just for your database, I would just rely on a keyfile on a usb drive until a sale happens for yubikeys.

Its the same argument as generating totp using your password manager. Keeping them within bitwarden would be kinda defeating the purpose of 2fa which some people are ok with due to their threat model. If you want them to be seperated, for cloud backups use cryptomator on top of a cloud storage provider that never had your backup of your password manager’s vault. You can generate a passphrase using your manager but instead of storing it within the vault just add it to your emergency sheet, dont forget to add the account credentials and recovery codes to access your cloud storage backup. As for local backups, use any encryption software you like, I like veracrypt. Depending on your threat model you can even use the same passphrase as the cryptomator vault for your veracrypt container. Printed is also nice, I just prefer electronic copies

You could always make a kdbx file for all of your totp seeds only and use an editor for ios, like keepassium or strongbox.

Theres a network toggle within each app settings to allow/disallow access so a dedicated app isn’t necessary, its really easy to add aurora store and the other third party apps you like, and idk what the panic button does but I’ll look it up. As for it being bare bones, thats kinda on purpose since its all about you being in control of what you want on the phone without compromising security, just customize it how you want. I say give it try, I did and don’t regret it.

Edit: searched what the panic button does and it seems interesting but it does only remove some data but not all of it so it seems kinda pointless to me imo. However people are asking for an improved version so depends on the development team and priorites

Damn hope tofu adds that feature but I doubt it. That looks kinda dead judging from the releases unfortunately or is it one of those “if aint broke, dont fix it” projects like veracrypt?

Well RIP heard tofu authenticator was good if anyone is jumping ship. I’m only on android so I havent tried it though so I’m not sure if youre able to export your seeds

Yeah sadly but fennec on fdroid isnt bad at all though I only been using it for a day haha

Alright I’ll look at these forks too I also saw something called mull that looks kinda interesting

Screw it I’ll try firefox on mobile and on desktop if I like it. Anyone know where I can get the apk w/o google playstore? If not I’ll use aurora store but would still prefer the first option

Since the question has already been answered I can only give my opinion. Honestly Its the only cloud based password manager I trust. I was a customer for a couple of years until I decided to try keepassxc but my opinion has not changed about bitwarden. Havent tried vaultwarden

Same but i opted for the box not bad for 30$

Didnt read anything about a security key or even a keyfile (poor mans security key w/o phishing protection). Im assuming its protected by totp which is fine but I do kinda prefer a security key

Do you remember if this was a container file or did they encrypt the entire drive I kinda doubt it either way but I’m really curious to see the article.

Dumb question but is there something you don’t like about the mobile keepass database editors? I practise similar vault seperation but I always just create a new temp keepass database for certain situations (work, school, etc) and just backup my main one