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If you are on Lemmy, theres very high probability that you also have the technical abilities required to self host Vaultwarden and stop relying on a greedy company for your most critical aspect.
I could but I don't want. Self hosting something this important? I can't login to any website without this software, including my email. It's super critical.
The vault gets synced to your devices. So even if your Backend goes down you dont lose access to your passwords in an instant
So you have basically a local copy on your phone, for example, that syncs when possible?
yes, exactly. This gives you at least some time that you have to figure out what went wrong with your vaultwarden server/connection
yeah, until the client logs you out randomly. it has an increased chance when the server behaves funky.
I've been self-hosting vaultwarden for a year and this has literally never happened to me.
it happens to me once or twice a year, and to people for whom I have installed bitwarden too. official clients, bitwarden.com server.
Maybe that's a bitwarden issue, I guess. One more point for selfhosting. Also, even if that were to happen to you, you most likely have it installed in more than one device. The chances of all sessions logging out at the same time would be extremely low.
3-2-1 backups guys
Yeah vaultwarden and photos are the 2 things i'm too nervous to selfhost. I do selfhost basically everything else but these 2 things are too important for me to mess up that I just don't...
I have Vaultwarden, it works with the web app and browser extensions. But is there a vaultwarden specific android app? I know technically I can use the Bitwarden app. But sometimes they update the Bitwarden app too fast for all the changes to translate into Vaultwarden and then im kinda forced to use the web app.
The web app is just a minor inconvenience to me so I continue to use it. Just wondering if there is an easier Vaultwarden specific solution for android.
How often do you update vaultwarden? This has never been an issue for me.
Yeah, keyguard is pretty good
Then we will shit ... the enshitification exodus goes on
Then again, if you can do that, why not just use pass
There seems to be only one Android client, and it's been archived on Github. I kinda need an android client for a password manager to be usable.
Are the clients usable or is the user experience more like KeePass (i.e. bad)?
They only have text on the home page, so I'm not super hopeful about that, but then they do link like 10 different compatible clients
Yes because using a different then normies app also means technical skills. In fact, haven't your PhD diploma came along when you signed up for your Lemmy account?