Emoji Passwords and BitWarden
Let me start by saying that Emoji Passwords are probably a really daft idea.
I want to use emoji in my passwords. They're easy to type on a mobile keyboard, easy to remember, and a lot more fun than boring ASCII characters.
Let's go with ✅🐎🔋📎
(As close as possible to Correct Horse Battery Staple)
I use BitWarden as my password manager. It saves emoji passwords into its database, but has trouble displaying them:
Android
Browser Plugin
Linux App
Bug Report
I've raised this (minor) bug on GitHub. I wonder which other password managers also struggle with the more "exotic" parts of Unicode?
Jessica says:
This is really interesting! Interested in the outcome from the bug report will be tbh.
This reminds me of a trend a couple of years ago when startups would put emojis as their favicon image and have the page refresh continuously so it mimicked the sunsetting or something weird.
Hugh Wells says:
Worked fine with 1Password - in browser, in extension and on Android 😀
Aaron ☁️ Mills 🏳️🌈 says:
I kind of want to use emojis in website passwords now...
Terence Eden says:
Pleased to say this little emoji password bug is now fixed on desktop and web. Still awaiting a fix for Android.
github.com/bitwarden/jsli…