Omarchy is a Linux distribution created and controlled by David Heinemeier Hansson, usually known as DHH.
In the last year DHH has also called for the ethnic cleansing of Europe.
Today the Omacom Foundation, which financially supports development of Omarchy and is controlled by DHH, announced that 1Password has committed $300,000 to them over the next three years.

Apparently DHH’s support for ethnic cleansing is not disqualifying to 1Password.

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We're 30 people, EU-based, and the requirements were team sharing, admin controls, clean offboarding, audit logs, and something that scales easily.

Bitwarden:

Cheapest way in. Open source, independently audited, and the free tier covers a surprising amount before you pay anything. Teams sits around $4 per user. Self-hosting is available if you want it.

Weak spot: the admin console is functional and little more, and the UX lags the paid options enough that non-technical staff notice.

Passwork:

Around €3 per user, with self-hosted as their fort. Per-user audit logs come standard at that price, which usually sits behind an enterprise tier elsewhere. AD and LDAP sync on the higher plan. They also recently open-sourced their code, which is always something to appreciated with companies dealing with this type of data.

Weak spot: built around team access control, so a two-person startup gets more structure than it needs.

1Password:

The most polished daily experience. First-party apps everywhere, autofill that works reliably, and the easiest onboarding for non-technical people.

Weak spot: roughly $8 per user, cloud-only, so self-hosting stays off the table if that becomes a requirement later.

Good luck to all the startups out there!

I've just created a passkey on Facebook using Proton Pass.

"Proton Pass" is noted as the passkey provider in the settings on Facebook. How does it have this information?

What other information is given to Facebook by Proton Pass? I didn't think my password manager and a website would be connected directly like this.