I run a meetup about open source stuff, and I run it as an unincorporated UK non-profit with a few sponsors. I've been told that 1Password gives free team accounts to meetups like ours, which is something we kinda need to share access on our accounts like twitter.
I obviously would prefer to just use BitWarden :) Do you offer something similar? I realise there's a free business tier for up to 2 people, but we're 4. I could get the $1/$5 a month tiers, but any amount is noticeable for a small meetup, and it would be hard for me to convince the others when the alternative is free :)
Having trouble resolving some build warnings for the Android App, any help would be appreciated.
Environment: Windows 10, Visual Studio 2019 Community, .NET Core 2.2 SDK installed.
Getting several of the following warnings:
Package XXX was restored using '.NETFramework,Version=v4.6.1' instead of the project target framework '.NETStandard,Version=v2.0'.
they specifically use BitWarden for this in the Embedded video:
https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2019/08/skype-slack-other-electron-based-apps-can-be-easily-backdoored/
I've BitWarden's location on Linux accessible under a User account, otherwise updates don't work (unless I run BW as root every time it tries to update)
on Linux it doesn't seem to ask for root permissions for updating and seems to expect it to run from a user editable location.
You can now load the extension into your browser through the browser's extension tools page:
Chrome/Opera:
Type chrome://extensions in your address bar to bring up the extensions page.
Enable developer mode (checkbox)
Click the "Load unpacked extension" button, navigate to the build folder of your local extension instance, and click "Ok".
From there you can download the releases independently and you should be able to follow the guide.
You're choosing to follow an installation method only required for someone with more than average technical skills - this took me a total of 1 minute to find. No need to be that rude.