Safepay integration with 1Password, Dashlane, Bitwarden, KeepassXC etc.
I would like to suggest Safepay integration with standalone password managers. Bitdefender users should be able to use 1Password, Dashlane, Bitwarden, KeepassXC etc. when banking and shopping. Please let them add their password manager extensions to Safepay. There is a few reasons to do so:
1) The Wallet is a very poor password manager.
2) A lot of people use standalone password managers.
3) In Kaspersky it is possible to use any password manager when using a browser in Safe Money mode. Kaspersky users, who want to switch to Bitdefender, are disappointed by the Wallet (including myself).
4) Safepay and password managers increase security but without integration it is inconvenient to use them. People stop using Safepay because they have to copy and paste credentials manually.
If security is an issue maybe you can make a list of trusted password managers, which extensions are allowed to work with Safepay. Maybe you can also restrict the possibility to install extensions to the Chrome Web Store.
So far I'm happy with Bitdefender Internet Security (I'm on a free trial) but password management when using the Safepay browser is the weakest element of the suite.
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Hello @reactor,
Thank you for sharing your thoughts with us here.
There are no foreseeable developments in the pipeline for Safepay or the built-in Wallet, as the main focus is to improve and further develop the standalone Password Manager. As you have mentioned, many of us use such a standalone manager, thus it's only a natural evolution of the wallets. The proposed integration with the Safepay browser has been previously discussed in the community as well and the member's feedback has been of course forwarded to our product teams.
However, there is a matter of compatibility between the newly launched Password Manager and Safepay and possibly other password managers as well. Currently, there are no plans to develop such an integration.
You can read some of the related discussions in the threads below:
I am glad to hear that you like the Internet Security solution and I am grateful for your honest feedback.
Your contributions and ideas are always welcome and please feel free to share with us any other suggestions that come to mind in the future.
Best regards
Premium Security & Bitdefender Endpoint Security Tools user
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Hello Alexandru_BD
Thank you for your answer. Unfortunately I don't agree with the status: "Already Offered" because Integration of Safepay browser with standalone password managers (including new Bitdefender Password Manager) is not possible. I hope Bitdefender will change his decision about this issue.
Best Regards,
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Hello @reactor and thank you for your reply.
The "Already Offered" status doesn't mean the idea is scrapped from start, it highlights that the product development teams have already received this suggestion in the past. It's important to mention that, while some ideas may be declined, others are saved for future review, if they are considered feasible for later development stages.
Regards
Premium Security & Bitdefender Endpoint Security Tools user
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I had a similar frustration not too long ago when trying out Bitdefender. While Safepay adds a nice layer of security, the constant copying and pasting from my password manager was a pain. I’ve used 1Password and Bitwarden for years, and they're lifesavers for keeping things organized and secure. It feels outdated to have to juggle between Safepay and a separate app just to log in safely.
One thing that struck me was when I first set up a secure vault on my Mac for extra peace of mind. If you're curious, there's a fantastic guide on creating a secure vault for free using built-in macOS tools: https://entropykey.com/how-to/securevault-keycrypt-mac. It helped me keep personal and professional files separate, like my banking and work credentials. That’s the kind of seamless integration Bitdefender’s Safepay could really benefit from — making life easier while staying secure.
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