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I agree that the bitwarden UI isn't very good on the desktop app and in the browser extension. I don't even use the desktop app at all anymore. One positive for protonpass is that the ui is looking pretty streamlined and it feels fast. I think for just the endless regular internet accounts either is fine.
It's a fair point about small vs. big. I mean security by obscurity doesn't really seem like a strong point for small, but who knows. I think higher value targets will always end up using the bigger ones anyway.
Important stuff (banking/development secrets) maybe use something like gpg based and offline like https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Pass or the Qt frontend https://qtpass.org/.
If only banks had meaningful security themselves.
Ultimately I'm less worried about banks, because all of that stuff can be reversed. Banking is almost designed with the idea that you'll be compromised.
I'm more worried about losing all my important files.