The “web vault” is a client app like the other apps, but it does not have a “sync now” function, so I could imagine that under some circumstances, it would temporarily be out of sync with the other apps. Have you tried logging out of your web vault, and logging back in? And if that doesn’t work by itself, clear your browser cache and restart your browser after logging out (then log in again).
UPDATE: I just tried the web version on Edge, which I never use and it’s showing the proper password in every entry. So it is definitely a Chrome issue.
Did this, the issue remains on Google Chrome. In Chrome
On your computer, open Chrome.
At the top right, click More .
Click More tools. Clear browsing data.
At the top, choose a time range. To delete everything, select All time.
Next to “Cookies and other site data” and “Cached images and files,” check the boxes.
I found the issue, my email and master password for the web vault are saved on Google Chrome’s own Password “manager” thing.
Now the problem is that the web vault’s Password field on some entries is “replaced” by the one saved password on Google Chrome, instead of showing me my real password for the entry that I’m viewing.
I’m not sure if what I described makes sense.
It’s not a sync issue at all, it’s a display issue on Google Chrome, thing is, aside from removing my password from google chrome, I don’t see any other solution.
It’s definitely not a bug, because the software is responding as designed. At best, it may be a feature request.
However, why not simply disable autofill on page load for the web vault login item? Or at least set the URI match detection method to Exact (for the stored URI value https://vault.bitwarden.com/#/login)?
Now instead of showing qwerty123456 on the password field it’s showing my BW master password because it’s stored on Google Chrome.
I’ve already deleted Google Chrome’s entry for BW but it keeps popping up, I don’t see a way to prevent this, or make it forget it forever. It’s not even asking me if I want to remember it, it just does.
because an active built-in password manager can interfere with your Bitwarden experience, we recommend disabling your web browser’s built-in password manager.
… i.e., you need to choose one or the other, or else you will experience some problems.
Because you are still using Chrome to automatically fill in passwords, the Chrome Password Manager is interfering with the proper functioning of the Bitwarden web vault. This is not a Bitwarden bug.
Perhaps you can try to delete the vault.bitwarden.com site from the Chrome password manager, and next time it asks you to save the password, click the “Never” button. But your best option is to move all of your passwords to Bitwarden, and disable the Chrome password manager. You can still do automatic autofill using the Bitwarden browser extension, the only difference will be that you will have click once (or hit the “Enter” key) to submit the login form.