I was not aware of the password Reports so I ended up with a lot of duplicate entries, most from the Firefox Addon since I didn’t check that and now I would like to merge or delete a few entries, but the report is not very helpful since it only says entry xxx is duplicate but not what the duplicates are.
E.g. I might have an entry for www.onleihe.de and a second one for www.somethingelse.de which is the same account that is propagated somehow and it’s not obvious what to merge with what
I am not sure if that is a feature of Bitwarden or Vaultwarden (or maybe both to stay compatible), if it is a feature of Vaultwarden, i would very much like to have that (or add that if possible, I could look into programming for the server)
I guess the duplicate entries are from equivalent domains like google.de and google.com as defined in Settings->Domain Rules->Global equivalent domains?
Can’t you just visit one website and see all the entries listed by the firefox addon in the “Autofill suggestions” list? Modifying the reports seems like overkill for this rare small problem.
I guess most of the issues will not happen now since I have gotten more used to how to store entries, so this would be mostly useful to clean up old entries
After deciding that I only need to do that once, I wrote a Perl script that generates a report for the duplicate entries, the result was about 50 lines that I all avoided by either changing the url entries and deleting the duplicate entries or changing the passwords for the ones that were actually distinct, worst contender was XMPP accounts, that were included in 4 entries that all refer to the same account, e.g. on conversejs.org
https://tildegit.org/alexlehm/vw_pwcheck
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