With its browser extensions, you can also use it on Brave, Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Safari, Opera, Vivaldi, and Tor. For example, as a client, you can run it on Linux, Windows, macOS, Android, iPhone, and iPad. Leaving aside the licensing issue, the practical side of Bitwarden is it's free to use both on a server or a client. I wish it were under, say, an Apache license, but it's still more open source-friendly than anything else out there so I'll live with it.

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The company admits the Bitwarden License does not qualify as open source under the Open Source Initiative (OSI) definition, but they 'believe that the license successfully balances the principles of openness and community with our business goals.' But for my money, or no money at all, you can't beat Bitwarden.īitwarden is a kinda sorta open source program. They include 1Password, DashLane, and NordPass.

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