Open source, excellent paid service, storage, TOTP support, U2F support... The only thing this is missing is form fills and secondary password authentication. So much nicer to use than Lastpass. Highly recommended!

finally found lastpass replacement.

Someone named this extension when talking about the absolute 0 support of LP to F57. It's damn great!

This is awesome! You can see there's a lot of work put into this. I can finally ditch LastPass.

let's see how it evolves. It is promising

Very useful addon and Android app. Could not live without it. Opensource so I know there be no malware inside. Top.

Fingers crossed on how it'd evolve in the future! For now, it looks great and works as expected!

Better looking, faster, easier to use, and more reliable than Lastpass!

And it's FOSS!?! Dreams really do come true!

It works very well, is available also on the phone and has a clean interface. I migrated from LastPass in 5 minutes. Autofill can be enabled in preferences.

* Compatible with latest version of firefox, not restart needed
* Importing from lastpass work fine, barring one quirk about the ampersand character
* Autofill doesn't work, but I don't need that anyways
* Not as feature rich as lastpass, but good enough for day-to-day usage
* Open source software, being improved constantly
* Clean user interface, looks better than lastpass

#### Update

Autofill actually works (mostly), but it's marked as experimental.

App works on FF 57, and simply the fact that the analytics setting is off by default makes me trust them. Also, open source of course so yeah...

I used Lastpass for a number of years but finally let it go after so many problems: it became slow, customer support never replied (WTF?!), I was unable to export my passwords (it just reloaded)

So, I turned my attention to Bitwarden and I think I'm in love!

It's very easy and straightforward. It does everything Lastpass did for me, but better!

Full rating!

I may even buy premium (just $10 a year) to support them. I don't really need the features, even.

I switched from lastpass to bitwarden, why you ask? Lastpass is proprietary and closed where as bitwarden is open source and transparent. Also it turns out, bitwarden is cleaner and more simple to use. Easy decision.

It's open source and does what it needs to do without the bells and whistles.

Moving from lastpass to bitwarden was easier than i expected. The extension is smooth, easy to navigate. Does what it promises. Well done.

And even better to use.

Tried Bitwarden as a Last Pass alternative, to find it actually outshines them by miles.
Open Source, premium model is extremely cheap and this has in a few weeks become an essential add on

It supports e10s and allows importing from various sources.

Couldn't wait for a decent replacement for LP. Keep the new features coming and keep providing great support. The new experimental auto fill feature is working great for me.

After several years of sticking with LastPass I'm dumping it for this. The features aren't 100% there yet (specifically I miss secure notes), but totally usable. Especially impressed by how *this* team can be bothered to post their encryption code to github (unlike LastPass) and *this* team can be bothered to fully support Firefox 55+. Unlike some other password services this one also doesn't *require* running an app install outside of your browser.

Could you add an option to remove the number from the toolbar icon?

Além de ser bem fácil de usar, é bonita, efetiva e sem propagandas. Também é muito leve e funciona em outros browsers, facilitando encontrar seus favoritos.

Love it so far.

This add-on is very good and usable not to mention that it's works well with Firefox 57 since it's updated with Web Extension APIs, also no issues at all, it works perfect better than Lastpass, although Lastpass is still the best on other browsers, I would say that it is no longer the best for firefox, actually it is the worst(for now)

Had enough of Last Pass not being compatible with Web Extensions. I bit the bullet and switched to Bitwarden, and the import process was surprisingly easy. Bitwarden is clean, efficient, modern. It does everything Last Pass used to.

Now all I need is the Bitwarden equivalent of Xmarks.