rakoo on Nostr: As Bitwarden seems to be slowly abandoning the open source model, I migrated to ...
As Bitwarden seems to be slowly abandoning the open source model, I migrated to Keepass (Keepassxc on desktop and Keepassdx on Android).
The migration was quick, although I was hesitant at first to use Syncthing to sync between all my devices.
But so far it's working well. In fact, Bitwarden on Android was very slow and KeepassDX is a big step in a better usability.
I don't think I will go back to Bitwarden.
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2024-10-27 13:23:53Event JSON
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