Comment by dns_snek

I don't think your other comment supports your assertion. I've experienced Bitwarden failing to auto-fill due to quirks on websites, but I've never seen it fail to identify the domain correctly.

You link to Bitwarden's issues mentioning autofill and while it's true that autofill might break, if you click on the extension icon it's going to present you with a list of credentials for the current domain and give you options to quickly copy the username and password to your clipboard.

If that list is empty then I'm immediately put on high alert for phishing, but so far it's always been due to the website changing its URL/domain. I retrace my steps, make sure I'm on the right domain, then I have to explicitly search for the old entry and update it with the new URL.

That said, I've seen people do: Empty account list -> The darn password manager is misbehaving again -> Search and copy the password. I wouldn't consider those people to be sophisticated users since they're misunderstanding and defying the safety mechanisms.