← Back to context Comment by schleck8 10 hours ago Isn't Vaultwarden using the same clients? 4 comments schleck8 Reply Timshel 10 hours ago Keyguard appears to be alternative Bitwarden compatible clients. alright2565 10 hours ago https://github.com/AChep/keyguard-app/blob/master/LICENSE> All Rights Reservedunfortunately sigio 8 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 10 hours ago Yes but this person is using an alternative Android client as well.
Timshel 10 hours ago Keyguard appears to be alternative Bitwarden compatible clients. alright2565 10 hours ago https://github.com/AChep/keyguard-app/blob/master/LICENSE> All Rights Reservedunfortunately sigio 8 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 10 hours ago https://github.com/AChep/keyguard-app/blob/master/LICENSE> All Rights Reservedunfortunately sigio 8 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 8 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.