I’ve been a Pro user for several years (see screenshot), but I still find Bitwarden difficult to use for extended periods.
As a result, my primary password manager remains a different product (the one with the number in it), even though I am not satisfied with it either since they showed Apple users the middle finger by killing their native app and switching to cheap Electron.
Below are the main issues I have encountered here. All points have been raised by others as well:
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Importing: Because I use two password managers, importing into Bitwarden is complicated. Currently, the only option is to import into a folder. It would be much more effective to allow the creation of an additional vault for imported items. This would help with testing and organizing data before merging.
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Drag and drop: The interface does not support drag and drop, which makes reorganizing entries much more difficult than necessary.
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Automatic deletion of trash: Items in the trash are permanently deleted after 30 days, and there is no option to disable this behavior. When sorting or reviewing a large number of items, I need more time. A user-defined retention period or even better a manual deletion option would be helpful.
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Viewing attachments There is no way to filter or display all attachments at once. A dedicated view or filter would make it easier to manage and review stored files.
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SSH key folder visibility I do not use SSH keys and would prefer to hide the related folder. There should be an option to show or hide unused sections for a cleaner interface.
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Notes field usability When entering longer notes in an item, the field becomes difficult to navigate because scrolling is required. An auto-expanding field would improve usability.
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Custom icons Many entries display a default placeholder icon. Although this is often due to missing favicons on the website, there should be an option to upload custom icons manually.
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Theming options The current themes are visually straining. Allowing user-defined themes or the use of custom CSS (like what Proton did in the early days) would greatly enhance the visual experience.
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Price adjustment: The subscription price increased from 10 to 11.90 dollars, but I only noticed this by chance. It would be more transparent to inform users in advance about pricing changes.




