Yes its a great handy tool, but when I want to go to a new website, I find it easier to go to my vault then the extension, but that is an option. Yes I do have the Bitwarden extension that auto-fills the log in and passwords when using. On my computer that’s different, I think it would be hard to “lose” a computer versus a cell phone. I don’t want the log in vault to be accessible for hours on my phone. I do have the Bitwarden app on my phone also, so maybe I need to change the settings on the phone too? But that I wouldn’t want. That’s what baffles me…why should I have to update this setting every time I log in? But it still does not save my settings after logging out and then logging in say the next day. I do ensure that I press the save button after changing the vault timeout setting, and a small green pop up comes up with “Options Updated”. Yes I am using Bitwarden within my web browser (Mozilla FireFox). Sessions using a "stale" email address will eventually be logged out.Thanks. When you change your email address, you should immediately logout of all Bitwarden apps you use, and log back in with the new credentials.
You can also whitelist to help ensure delivery in the future. If you don't receive the verification code, check your spam folder. Check your inbox for the code and enter it into the Code text input displayed in your web vault to finalize the change.
On the My Account page, find the Change Email section.Įnter your current Master Password to prove you have the authority to take this action, and specify the New Email you'd like to change to.īitwarden will email a verification code to the specified email address. Open the web vault, select the profile icon and choose Account Settings from the dropdown. Changing your account email address will not change the address that received 2FA codes if you are using two-step login via email.Ī: To change the email address attached to your account:
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