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I have the same situation, Bitwarden for personal use and 1pass at my job.

1pass does a few things better (2FA, background agent so I don't have to log into the browser and desktop app separately, general level of polish), but apart from that they're largely interchangeable for me.

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If everyone took your advice and used 1pass, then I doubt 1pass would be able to defend itself against the coming hack attacks. I do say this in a bit of ignorance, but they don't imho possess the resources to defend against the complete list of cybercriminals out there.

Can I get a source for this? This just seems like a meatless claim meant to harm a company

Who do you suggest does have the resources?

Bitwarden is essentially the work of one person[0].

Are you suggesting that we only rely on Apple Keychain and Chrome password sync due to their MegaCorp backing?

0: https://github.com/bitwarden/server/graphs/contributors

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