I've dramatically decreased my reliance on third-party packages and tools in my workflow. I switched from Bitwarden to Apple Passwords a few months ago, despite its worse feature set (though the impetus was Bitwarden crashing on login on my new iPad).

I've also been preferring to roll things on my own in my side projects rather than pulling a package. I'll still use big, standalone libraries, but no more third-party shims over an API, I'll just vibe code the shim myself. If I'm going to be using vibe code either way, better it be mine than someone else's.

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pixel_popping 3 hours ago | parent [-]

Why not stick to simple/heavily vetted password managers (like keepassx)? is there some advanced feature you use?

	▲	post-it a few seconds ago \| parent \| next [-]
		I hope you're not using KeePassX, it's been unmaintained for years. KeePassXC is only available for Linux, which means I'd need to use a third-party app for Mac and iOS, so I'd be trusting three vendors instead of one. Aside from passwords, I store passkeys, secure notes, and MFA tokens.
	▲	Vvector 3 hours ago \| parent \| prev [-]
		Seamless syncing is the primary reason I stick with BW