This is on Vivaldi browser, upon reducing the window width it became a phishing attack warning dialog. I can’t show that because the forum system prevents new users from adding a second media element.
I searched the forum but don’t see any other mentions of this, but it’s one of the most popular apps on the web and it’s blocked by Bitwarden because they silently activated a phishing protection feature without my consent or knowledge. Am I really the only one affected? It’s extremely disappointing this wasn’t tested. To pre-empt a certain response: yes, BW is responsible, not whatever URL database they chose to use.
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”notion.so” is in the “Anti Phising database”
Making it worse, I can’t even allow the website, it just reloads and throws me to the blocked screen again.
For some reason, I cannot get that site to trigger any phishing warning for me, so perhaps the problem has been fixed (even though the Github issue is still open)…
@Charlie_Cuez The Phishing Blocker needs browser extension 2026.1.0 (and probably also server version 2026.1.1) – is your browser extension on 2026.1.0 and/or are you self-hosting with an older server version?
Hm. I think the Phishing Blocker was disabled temporarily by Bitwarden. (probably some changes they want to implement before it gets re-enabled)
For those who need evidence for my theory: it’s not visible in the browser extensions Settings anymore, and was also removed from the Release Notes 2026.1.1.
Can confirm it has disappeared from the extension settings for me. I think you’re right. Not very professional at all to do this without comms of any kind.
