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Bitwarden Browser Extension

Bitwarden Browser Extension

Browser ExtensionFreemium
Official WebsiteAdd to Browser

The Bitwarden browser extension brings zero-knowledge AES-CBC 256-bit credential management directly into the browser viewport. Users can securely auto-fill credentials on verified domains, generate cryptographic passphrases, and unlock vaults using operating system biometrics like Touch ID and Windows Hello.

Extension Specifications & Compatibility

Compatible Browsers
ChromeFirefoxEdge
Installation Storechromewebstore.google.com
Privacy & TelemetryZero telemetry collection & local client-side evaluation
Security VerificationManifest & Permission Audited

Core Capabilities

4 Verified Features
Client-side zero-knowledge encryption before browser storage
Passkey creation, storage, and cross-platform authentication
Built-in TOTP authenticator key generator and autofill
Biometric unlock via Touch ID, Face ID, and Windows Hello

Verified User Reviews & Ratings

Authentic community ratings calculated dynamically across security, workflow, and pricing.

4.9/ 5.0

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