• stokholm@feddit.dk
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      There something I don’t understand. How does one use Bitwarden daily? It generates, remembers and autofill passwords, right? I rarely enter a password anywhere. What am I missing? Please educate me.

      • Gordon Freeman @lemmy.zip
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        There are certain sites which terminate your sessions after a while. For example, banking sites or most government portals. In such situations, the auto fill function is very handy.

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          Also the fact that if you use a shared machine at all to login, it’s best practice to intentionally log out of everything, and clear cookies/cache when you’re done.

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          It also allows you to use long, complex, safe passwords, use different ones on every site, and not have to remember them.

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        Like the other commenter said, I use it for sites that tend to sign me out after a few hours. I also use it for work things that sign out every session.

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        What?? I’m in disbelief that you don’t comprehend using a password manager daily. Personally I’m constantly logging in to stuff and I wouldn’t dare use the same password twice these days.

      • archomrade [he/him]@midwest.social
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        Way way late to this, but I’ll also say: Firefox and other privacy-focused browsers have an option to delete all of your browsing history and cookies when you close the browser, which also logs you out of anything you were using. It’s a good practice if you’re being mindful of how much tracking data you are letting be collected from you.