Same as TD Bank. See below. As has been clearly explained as a result of my posts, BitWarden does things differently. Different than LastPass, Different than RoboForm. Different than Firefox Lockwise. And on many bank sites - another you’ve shown - different than manually typing the user and password. That at least gets you logged in.
As I explained, I - as many others are - am trying to find an alternative to LastPass. From BitWarden’s help page “When a Vault item has a corresponding URI, the Bitwarden icon will overlay a notification bubble reporting the number of Vault items for that web page” Sorry, it doesn’t do that on many of the pages - banks for example - that one would be most likely to use it for, The other issue that I tried pointing out - again from BitWarden help “Simply clicking on the Vault item inside the Browser Extension will auto-fill login information to the detected input fields” It’s kind inconsistent at that.
Suggesting that over time I’ll adjust isn’t realistic when I’ve apparently misunderstood what BitWarden is. Silly me thought it was for safely storing creds and autofilling them when needed,
Given the description on the BitWarden home page, I’m mistaken about the second part. It’s for storing and sharing. Nothing about filling. LP home page says autofill. RF home page says autofill.
BTW: I have driven in the UK. It’s not that hard to do. I found that drivers there are very polite. It’s routine for many living in GB, and Ireland to travel to other EU countries. The position of friends and co-workers in the UK is that other countries do not drive on the right side of the road. They drive on the wrong side of the road.
