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My Experience with LastPass Password Manager For people who are looking to switch from LastPass to something better, this post is for you. If you are a LastPass user and enjoy the tool, please continue to use it. So don’t take it as a suggestion to ditch your favorite password manager and switch to a new one. I am writing this article to share my experience about the password manager that I have used so far and what made me switch from LastPass to Bitwarden. I am not being compensated in any way for writing this article, and it is not a sponsored article.

Overview of Bitwarden Password Generatorĭisclaimer: Before you migrate to Bitwardenīefore you read further, I would like to clarify a few things.

Step 4: Install Bitwarden Password Extension.

Step 3: Importing Data From LastPass to Bitwarden.

Step 2: Sign up for a Bitwarden Account.

Steps to Migrate from LastPass to Bitwarden.

Differences between LastPass and Bitwarden.

Features a Password Manager Should Have.

Why did I Migrate from LastPass to Bitwarden?.

My Experience with LastPass Password Manager.

Disclaimer: Before you migrate to Bitwarden.

I hope this app get better anytime in the future, because since my first contact with it, I just had have a bad experience with this app. So, obviously the import tool doesn't work as expected for Bitwarden, and for me it is a bad start, again, for Enpass.

Then I used the Enpass desktop application to import the CSV file. It took a couple of minutes to read the file and parse the data, but it shown that there were just 61 items, when I have more than 500. json format too), there were exported over 500 of several kind items. So I just gone over my Bitwarden export tool and exported all the data in CSV format, (Bitwarden can export data in. Recently I just read about the latest Enpass version (6), and I wanted to give it a try, again.

Before all this, I was a licensed user of Enpass in Android, but I didn't use it because it lack by the time, of a lot of important features for me. I'm Bitwarden user since several months ago, my first Password Manager was LastPass, then I migrated to Bitwarden because is OpenSource and auditable.