[itwy]

And I am saying Bitwarden is not tied to a web browser - it has a desktop client.

[raunak]

You assume most people have the patience to copy paste passwords from Bitwarden rather than the ease of Lastpass - just doesn't work for 99% of the population.

[pred_]

I don't know about Keywarden, but KeePass just uses a global hotkey that can be used to type in your password in a context-dependent fashion (figures out the relevant password from the page you're on). No browser integration required, yet no UX hit. (Edit: But I have no idea if its "figure out what page you're on" functionality would work with Bonsai.)

[pps]

Ease of Lastpass is the same as ease of Bitwarden, both have extension for browsers :)

[legobmw99]

And now we’re back to the original commenter pointing out that this new browser lacks such extensions

[JoshTriplett]

A password manager integrated with a browser can offer more security, because it can verify the domain to prevent copy-pasting the password into a phishing site.

[sodality2]

As does LastPass

[itwy]

No, it does not.

[jaywalk]

Yes, it does: https://lastpass.com/misc_download2.php?tab=mac

[Vaslo]

Mac only though. Many of us don’t have or want Apple PCs.

[phist_mcgee]

This still refutes the previous poster's point though. Just because you don't use apple, does not mean that LastPass doesn't offer this service.

[itwy]

It doesn't.

[jychang]

Well, Bonsai only works on Mac, so...