Unobtrusive and effective in the desktop browser

Minus one star as there is no option to not lock one password. As someone with a single user desktop, this is more an annoyance coming from Bitwarden but enough to make me rethink.

The browser extension used to lock and unlock with the primary app, but that's apparently not working any longer. The extension seems to want to work, but it just doesn't fill in fields, so I almost always just ignore it. I wouldn't bother with this extension, it really doesn't work well.

Brilliant. Works fine for the whole family. Easy-to-use private vault and shared vaults now save plenty of cross-questioning and getting niggled for kid's passwords by adding a kids vault. Works fine across apps on Windoze, Mac, iOS. Enough possibilities to add extra tags, notes, etc.
High-end IT-security guy in the team and he approves.
Kicked out LastPass, KeyPass and cryptic random notes. Don't miss them at all.

I love 1Password but the browser extension in Firefox is so unreliable it's infuriating. It Randomly appears and disappears, and I've found no help from trying to follow suggestions for fixing. PLEASE FIX THIS PROBLEM, 1PASSWORD!

As with the review below me, I've used 1Password for ages without issues, but in the last week or so it's started having problems and slowing down my browser. Reddit is virtually unusable, but there's a few other sites that occasionally seem to chug when opening similar commenting/reply boxes. Not sure what's going on, but this needs to be fixed swiftly.

Was working fine for the last few years, suddenly it is borked on reddit, mostly. But it is getting slower it seems, and sometimes doesn't suggest password when it just did on the same page before.

I'll give this another week or two, and take my money elsewhere if they can't get it working. Plenty of keychains to hang my keys on, I don't need to be loyal to those who do no reciprocate.

While I really like 1Password on Mac Os and Android, the Linux / Firefox integration is really not workable; autofill fields are frequently missed, and why do I have to log into the browser extension and the standalone program on linux all the time? Why not an integrated package? This is beyond me.

unfortunately I have to use this for work, otherwise I would use more native solutions.