I believe this was also a problem with browser's built-in password managers. Weird that this still hasn't been fixed somehow.
I don't think this is a problem that only affects Bitwarden, I believe it's more about the way browsers work. However, you would think that this stuff is fixable.
Yeah, sounds like a browser issue. Iframes would be cool in a world without any bad people, but so would ActiveX and many other technologies that are convenient but exploited by thieves that are too lazy to work and mean people that think it's funny.
Yes, seems like a good solution and makes you wonder why they didn't think of this before. Yes, I wonder if browser built-in password managers have tackled this problem, probably not, so it remains a risk.
I'd trust most 3rd party password managers before the ones in the browser(s). If someone left their PC unattended you can just look at the passwords in Firefox.
True. Just like Shockwave Flash/Adobe which i spent years perfecting automation projects with until they became exploitable by stupid intruders. However on my Windows 8.1 on offline and some Online i still use flash files i crafted to carry out convenient and creative local automations on my computers. I will never give them up.
