Bitwarden

free and open-source password manager

Bitwarden is a freemium open-source password management service that is used to store sensitive information, such as website credentials, in an encrypted vault. It is owned and developed by Bitwarden, Inc. Bitwarden … Wikipedia

Factsheet

Original author Kyle Spearrin

Developer Bitwarden Inc.

Initial release 10 August 2016 (2016-08-10)

Factsheet

Original author Kyle Spearrin

Developer Bitwarden Inc.

Initial release 10 August 2016 (2016-08-10)

Mozilla Add-ons

addons.mozilla.org › en-US › firefox › addon › bitwarden-password-manager

Bitwarden Password Manager – Get this Extension for 🦊 Firefox (en-US)

1 week ago - Download Bitwarden Password Manager for Firefox. At home, at work, or on the go, Bitwarden easily secures all your passwords, passkeys, and sensitive information.

Rating: 4.6 - 9.13K votes

Bitwarden

bitwarden.com › download › mozilla-firefox-password-manager

Best Free Firefox Password Manager for Mozilla | Bitwarden | Bitwarden

Bitwarden is the best Mozilla Firefox password manager. Sync unlimited passwords across devices with easy autofill in Firefox and your favorite apps.

Videos

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YouTube

03. How to Install Bitwarden on Firefox - YouTube

Importing passwords from Firefox into Bitwarden - YouTube

Bitwarden 101: Setting up the Bitwarden Browser Extension - YouTube

How To Use Bitwarden Browser Extension (2024) - Full Guide - YouTube

bitwarden.com › download

Download the Bitwarden Password Manager App for iPhone, Android, Chrome, Safari, and More | Bitwarden

Download Bitwarden and sync your secure password vault across all your devices including mobile iPhone or Android devices, desktop applications such as Windows, MacOS, or Linux, and the browser extension on Chrome, Safari, Firefox, and more!

Bitwarden

bitwarden.com › help › getting-started-browserext

Password Manager Browser Extensions | Bitwarden

Download a Bitwarden browser extension from your browser's marketplace or app store, or from the Bitwarden Downloads page. The Browser extension is supported for the two most recent versions of: Google Chrome · Mozilla Firefox ·

Mozilla Add-ons

addons.mozilla.org › en-US › firefox › addon › bitwarden-password-manager › versions

Bitwarden Password Manager version history - 25 versions – Add-ons for Firefox (en-US)

Bitwarden Password Manager version history - 25 versions · Be careful with old versions! These versions are displayed for testing and reference purposes.You should always use the latest version of an add-on. Released Dec 2, 2025 - 14.88 MB · Works with firefox 91.0 and later, android 91.0 ...

Bitwarden

bitwarden.com › help › private-mode

Use Bitwarden in Firefox Private Mode | Bitwarden

Here's how to use the Bitwarden Browser Extension in Firefox Private Mode

Bitwarden

bitwarden.com › help › browserext-deploy

Deploy Browser Extensions using GPOs, Linux Policies, & .plist Files | Bitwarden

Open the Windows Group Policy Manager and create a new GPO for the Bitwarden browser extension installation. Right-click on the new GPO and select Edit..., and proceed to navigate to Computer Configuration → Policies → Administrative Templates ...

Bitwarden

bitwarden.com › help › import-from-firefox

Import Data from Firefox | Bitwarden

This article explains how you can export data from Firefox and import into Bitwarden.

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Bitwarden

community.bitwarden.com › ask the community › password manager

Mozilla Firefox Compatibility - Password Manager - Bitwarden Community Forums

June 19, 2023 - Is Password Manager compatible with Firefox browser ? Can both products coexist in Windows so that if the desired password is not found first in Firefox only then will Password Manager be accessed ? This approach allows for EZ implementation but Firefox’s password mgr may have to be turned off to allow it.

Bitwarden

bitwarden.com › browser-start

Browser Extension Getting Started | Bitwarden

Go to your browser’s extension menu () and locate Bitwarden.

reddit.com › r/bitwarden › bitwarden firefox extension finally updated to 9.1 that was torture.

r/Bitwarden on Reddit: bitwarden firefox extension finally updated to 9.1 that was torture.

May 5, 2023 -

thsi whole bitwarden extension made me switch from firefox and im not sure if i am going back. definitely turned off auto updates.

Top answer

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You should, however, go back to Firefox. This was a Bitwarden blunder, not Mozilla's fault (sure, Mozilla could've taken less time to approve the extension update). Firefox is overall a better, more privacy focused browser than current mainstream alternatives (ie. Chrome, Edge, Opera). Also, don't turn off auto-updates unless you really know what you're doing. You're supposed to always be using the latest version (except when they're buggy, of course), and it's easy to let things out of date (and thus vulnerable) if you forget to manually update them.

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Sorry for the issues, all. Mozilla took forever to approve the update this time.

Softpedia

softpedia.com › windows › internet › internet applications addons › mozilla extensions › bitwarden for firefox

Bitwarden for Firefox Download - Softpedia

August 23, 2025 - Download Bitwarden for Firefox 2025.8.1 - Another password manager with plenty features to enjoy, premium features for the more demanding users, and an overall pleasantly secure experience

Bitwarden

community.bitwarden.com › ask the community › password manager

Update to Firefox addon removed option to open bitwarden screen in a new window - Password Manager - Bitwarden Community Forums

February 14, 2024 - I am trying to log into my account in the Firefox addon but the option to open the bitwarden screen in a different browser window has been removed. I authenticate via email and this has honestly completely broken Bitwarden for me. I can’t click on anything else because the Bitwarden screen closes, which causes an infinite loop of never being able to authenticate.

Arch Linux

aur.archlinux.org › packages › firefox-extension-bitwarden

AUR (en) - firefox-extension-bitwarden

Bitwarden

community.bitwarden.com › ask the community › password manager

Is the browser extension secure on Firefox ESR? - Password Manager - Bitwarden Community Forums

July 30, 2023 - On the Password Manager Browser Extensions page it says " Browser extensions are supported for the two most recent versions of Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Opera, Microsoft Edge, and Safari. For Vivaldi, Brave, and Tor, only the most recent version is supported."

Vaultwarden

vaultwarden.discourse.group › help

How do i configure the Bitwarden Firefox extension for My own Bitwarden_RS-server? - Help - Vaultwarden Forum (formerly Bitwarden_RS)

April 10, 2020 - Hi, I don’t know if this has been asked before, but i can find no way to configure the Bitwarden Firefox-extension to get it to work with my own Bitwarden_RS-server. How do i do that? Thank you.

GitHub

github.com › bitwarden › clients › issues › 8873

Firefox Bitwarden extensions constantly logging me out · Issue #8873 · bitwarden/clients

April 23, 2024 - Steps To Reproduce Until a week or so ago, when I use the browser every day bitwarden stays logged in for long periods of time. Expected Result bitwarden stays logged in for long periods of time. Actual Result Bitwarden is logging me out...

Published Apr 23, 2024

reddit.com › r/bitwarden › firefox extension

r/Bitwarden on Reddit: Firefox Extension

December 21, 2024 -

Hey everyone,

I wanted to bring up something that's been frustrating for a while: the delay in Firefox approving extension updates. I love using Bitwarden, but it’s frustrating when new updates or bug fixes are available, yet we're stuck waiting for Mozilla's team to approve them.

Would it be possible for the Bitwarden team to publish the .xpi files for manual installation? This way, we could manually update the extension without being at the mercy of Firefox's approval process.

I know this approach might not work for everyone, but it would be a great option for those of us who like staying up-to-date with the latest features and fixes as soon as they're available.

Does anyone else feel the same way? Bitwarden team, would this be something you'd consider?

Let’s discuss!