← Back to context Comment by schleck8 7 hours ago Isn't Vaultwarden using the same clients? 4 comments schleck8 Reply Timshel 7 hours ago Keyguard appears to be alternative Bitwarden compatible clients. alright2565 7 hours ago https://github.com/AChep/keyguard-app/blob/master/LICENSE> All Rights Reservedunfortunately sigio 5 hours ago Yup, instant nope here (That and not having a browser addon, passwords in the browser is 99% of my password-use). All other stuff is mostly SSH keys / ssh-agent. Cider9986 7 hours ago Yes but this person is using an alternative Android client as well.
Timshel 7 hours ago Keyguard appears to be alternative Bitwarden compatible clients. alright2565 7 hours ago https://github.com/AChep/keyguard-app/blob/master/LICENSE> All Rights Reservedunfortunately sigio 5 hours ago Yup, instant nope here (That and not having a browser addon, passwords in the browser is 99% of my password-use). All other stuff is mostly SSH keys / ssh-agent.
alright2565 7 hours ago https://github.com/AChep/keyguard-app/blob/master/LICENSE> All Rights Reservedunfortunately sigio 5 hours ago Yup, instant nope here (That and not having a browser addon, passwords in the browser is 99% of my password-use). All other stuff is mostly SSH keys / ssh-agent.
sigio 5 hours ago Yup, instant nope here (That and not having a browser addon, passwords in the browser is 99% of my password-use). All other stuff is mostly SSH keys / ssh-agent.
Keyguard appears to be alternative Bitwarden compatible clients.
https://github.com/AChep/keyguard-app/blob/master/LICENSE
> All Rights Reserved
unfortunately
Yup, instant nope here (That and not having a browser addon, passwords in the browser is 99% of my password-use). All other stuff is mostly SSH keys / ssh-agent.
Yes but this person is using an alternative Android client as well.