Bitwarden is the easiest and safest way to store all of your logins and passwords while conveniently keeping them synced between all of your devices. Password theft is a serious problem. The websites and apps that you use are under attack every day. Security breaches occur and your passwords are stolen. The Safari extension is installed automatically along with the Mac app. RememBear is entirely free if you only use it on a single device and don’t want to sync or backup your passwords. If you do, you’ll need to pay $3 per month for the Premium plan, which syncs across multiple devices and includes priority customer support. Bitwarden in Safari on a Mac works exactly like Bitwarden in Chrome on a PC. For that matter, the native Bitwarden program is as identical as possible across the Windows / macOS divide.
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Bitwarden Safari extension no longer works with the Bitwarden direct download application
Today I needed to login into a website so I opened Safari and went to open the Bitwarden extension and to my surprise, it wasn’t there. WTF!
Here is whats up: “Due to changes by Apple, Safari limits Web Extension use to only those obtained through Mac App Store downloads. As of the 2021-03-11 Release, users will not be able to use a Bitwarden Safari Extension obtained through a .dmg installation from bitwarden.com/download or any other non-App Store source. ”Safari Web Extension | Bitwarden Help & Support
According to Bitwarden Support Release Notes the Safari App Extension has officially been ported to a Web Extension for use with Safari 14 . Due to changes to Safari, Web Extension use is now limited to only those obtained through Mac App Store download. Release Notes | Bitwarden Help & Support
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I unistalled the download version of Bitwarden and installed the Mac App Store version and all is good. A little advance notice on this issue would have been nice. Opera gx browser 64 bit.