Re: your other comments though: you're not doing a fair comparison. > I believe that Bitwarden handles it correctly via "live sync" I don't doubt that for a minute, but for someone migrating from LastPass/OnePass to Keepass, searching for "How to sync keepass across machines" will _never_ point you to the google sync plugin. > I use the Google Sync Plugin which has never failed me The (as far as I can tell) official (as far as I can tell) forums seem to be happy to pass the buck and say "Oh that's not our problem, that's the sync services problem". If you don't correctly follow the setup steps you can end up with which can (and does) result in data loss. However, this is one of the issues I have with Keepass - it may be possible to do better, but the default behaviour is abhorrent.įrom the link you gave, it explicitly calls out the issue in "advanced" synchronisation schemes under "Local Master". > I can't figure out how the KeePass (or the plugin you use, or whatever it is) was handling your Dropbox syncing it sounds like it was doing a dumb file-level merge I've generated logins on my mobile, and logged into them within 30s via the browser extensions on my desktop PC. albeit it's been a transparent process to me. I believe that Bitwarden handles it correctly via "live sync". Sure! (sorry, have finally had my morning coffee). What I was distinguishing between was keeping the most recent file vs.
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