Sharing to users so they can organize in their folders, but not delete from org's collection

[lane]

We have been testing and learning how Bitwarden works with a couple of free accounts with the intent to upgrade to Premium for 2 of us for home use, and if that goes well to introduce it into my organization. I’m at a loss with one issue:

I can’t seem to figure out how to share logins to a second person (user) in an organization’s collection that both protects the logins from being deleted, rewritten, etc. by a user and allows the user to organize it in their own personal folders. For example, if collection is “read-only” for the user, logins show up in the user “no folder” folder but can’t be moved from there to another folder by the user. Am I missing something?

Also, can you create more than 2 collections in a Premium account? I’m trying to determine if I can test some scenarios in a Premium account before moving to an org.

[jimj]

@lane

I can’t seem to figure out how to share logins to a second person (user) in an organization’s collection that both protects the logins from being deleted, rewritten, etc. by a user and allows the user to organize it in their own personal folders.

I just submitted a feature request for this here:

Give user the ability to set the folder of items in a Read Only collection

All items from a collection appear in their “No Folder” folder. If a user has write access to the collection then they can change the item’s folder (along with all of its other settings of course). However, if a user has Read Only access to the collection then they can’t change the folder of any of that collection’s items. The end result is that all of the Read Only access collection’s items are stuck in the Read Only user’s No Folder forever. Please give users the ability to change the fol…