Import your Bitwarden logins into ExpressVPN Keys

Import your Bitwarden logins using your iOS device Import your Bitwarden logins using your computer 1. Import your Bitwarden logins using your Android device Import your Bitwarden logins using your computer Other data such as credit card details or saved notes will not be imported. ExpressVPN Keys only supports importing logins (emails, usernames, and passwords). You can import your logins from Bitwarden into ExpressVPN Keys using the computer. Maybe what Microsoft is doing with Authenticator is more up your alley.Important: ExpressVPN Keys is being gradually rolled out on Windows, Mac, and Linux via a Chrome browser extension (compatible with Chrome, Opera, Edge, Vivaldi, and Brave), and in the ExpressVPN app for iOS and Android. Honestly, the point of a password manager is that you don't have to remember 1000 unique passwords, not that you don't have to remember no password at all. There are cheap USB fingerprint readers that support Windows Hello if your computer doesn't have biometric hardware (facial recognition or fingerprint). Using Windows Hello to unlock BW would also be an easier and safer option than keeping BW logged in forever.

I use biometric login to unlock BW on my phone (fingerprint reader), but I enter the master password on devices with a keyboard (set to logout when locking the system). Your current device might not be available at that time (broken, stolen, etc), so having to enter the master password from time to time is helpful. Just keep in mind that you do have to remember your master password, because you'll have to enter it eventually when activating a new device. Fair question, and as was already posted what you're asking is possible.

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