If anybody reading this has better TypeScript coding skills than I, perhaps using a Node.js compatible image viewer like the following might be a path forward…
There may be better options, but this one does have the ability to construct an image object based on data held in memory (which I believe is a pre-requisite for securely viewing image files).
Having used the free for myself and setting up family and friends I wanted to load in license and passport images and saw I could load attachments with paid version. So far good. But everything I find says we have to download the image out of BW to view and then delete the download off the device. Please tell me there’s a way to display the image in BW without downloading the file to the devices storage system. Some of the people I turned into BW are saying it can’t be done and can I find a solution for them. They paid to save attachments and are frustrated. Any solution to not save image to device storage would be helpful. Thanks in advance.
@Bobr19958 Welcome to the forum! I moved your post into an existing feature request on the same topic.
It’s a shame it has been 7 years since the users have been requesting this feature.
It is such an important feature, both from security and privacy perspective.
Moreover, I believe this would only help increase Bitwarden’s revenue, as people would love to use it to store important documents instead of the cloud providers. Even other users have requested for more default storage in Bitwarden could, indicating their desire to use it as a personal cloud.