I would think this feature would be interesting and would work on bitwarden web and mobile version (android, ios). Managing keys nostr through the browser extension in my view is trivial, unless there is a direct option in the cloud and in mobile locally separately as you suggest here.
Nostr login support could be a useful service for nostr users, and it could provide Bitwarden with a unique opportunity for growth.
Unlike centralized services like Twitter, Fb, Odyssey etc. nostr is a protocol, and “log in” takes place via nostr keypairs and not platform specific username + password. These are portable.
The simplicity of the nostr protocol enables endless possibilities in micro-apps, complementing and/or competing with each other, enabling network effects of network effects. You can take your keys, and data with you from app to app.
@kspearrin for Bitwarden this means that you can enable support for tens, hundreds, thousands etc. of micro-apps, and apps by simply implementing NIP-07, which is the sign in with nostr NIP (nostr implementation possibility).
I use dozens of different Nostr tools and micro apps every day. I know that I would personally feel safer having my Nostr private key managed by my Vaultwarden installation and my Bitwarden extension when browsing the Nostr protocol over using any other extension that I already use, such as Alby or nos2x. My social graph deserves to be protected by an industry standard security vault.
Same here, I’m a bitwarden user and nostr developer. I’d much prefer having nip 07 login in bitwarden vs alby, since it’s one fewer party to share my private key with.
Great to see this feature request getting some attention, finally, and the presence of nostr devs who could advice on the best solution for nsec management. I’ve posted this long time ago when I joined nostr and didn’t know much about event signing options via nip07 or nsecBunker. My idea was very basic just being able to pass nsec via bitwarden without copy pasting
This would be an amazing integration. I would have much better peace of mind knowing that my private key was kept private by Bitwarden rather than the current browser extensions we have to use.
Plus the added bonus of being able to self-host Vaultwarden makes this an even better fit for the self-sovereign community on Nostr.
FOSS/Linux/privacy communities on Nostr will do free advertising/promotion for Bitwarden so it will be a great ROI especially if Bitwarden has an official presence there.
I use bitwarden to log in in most places. A nostr signer in bitwarden would be a nice addition which would save me a few clicks each time and the keys would be handled by the app I trust the most.