With a readable summary too. I wish NYT or other subscription papers would do this

It won’t be too long before we have pirate radio broadcasting from off the coast of Texas and Florida reading banned books. Every 6 hours they read the news that gets filtered by state ISP firewalls.

That may be similar. When you go to a login page and LastPass tells you you have 4 accounts on that site.. it gets that information using the unencrypted URLs. It doesn’t log you into your vault unless you try to use one of them. (There are settings to leave you logged in, but they discourage that).

I’m going to have to do some research and see what’s out there.

Does the product you use deal well with multiple users (10-12 devices) and syncing changes made while off network between them? Serious question. I wouldn’t mind moving off the cloud solutions but I’m not sure there’s a good fit out there.

I presume bitwarden doesn’t have any browser integration until the user logs in and asks for credentials?

I ask because that’s likely why LastPass doesn’t encrypt urls. When you go to a site, it knows it has a password and can prompt you to fill it. It’s a compromise in security for the convenience of browser integration. Whether or not it’s a good compromise is debatable but a lot of people are making it sound like laziness or a flaw. It’s most likely a usability choice.