Blending a comment with surrealistic smiles makes my day brighter. I’m a user of Bitwarden Free, but even with a premium account I doubt I’d use the ‘send’ feature.Īt this time I have more services than I need, I roll from one to another in order to avoid being spotted by Intelligence Intelligentsia because here we deal with an imposing mass of highly confidential data. The fact that recipients don't need an account is a welcome one, and the features that are available are useful when it comes to restricting access. Closing Wordsīitwarden Send is baked into all Bitwarden products, which makes it easy to access and use. The URL is the only protection if no password is set as usernames or email addresses cannot be set in Bitwarden Send to restrict access. Recipients don't need to be Bitwarden customers they do need to type the password if set to access the content.

Send links are displayed when an item is opened, and these links need to be shared with other users. Disable a specific Send so that no one can access it.Īll Send items are displayed in the main interface, from where they can be opened again, edited, or moved to the trash to delete it.When accessing Send, hide the text by default.Copy the Send link to the clipboard for easier sharing.Set an optional password, required for access.Set a maximum access count, not set by default.

Set an expiration date, default is never.Set a deletion date, default is 7 days.

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