1. You say that as if it's my fault that I've been posting the same posts for 2 years.
Yes, [Persistent Bitwarden UI and maintain unsaved data](https://community.bitwarden.com/t/persi … -data/5470)  was the first one where I posted my first post on this forum. I remember it perfectly, it is so incredibly long that the forum has to constantly overload this topic.
Let me remind you that a long topic is not a problem of the forum (such an inconvenient topic that it does not fit into the forum, and searching for it is not so convenient) . Every message is real people! Who write and hope someday, during their lifetime, to see a solution.
I wrote the words "tens, hundreds, tens and hundreds of thousands" not for beauty or hyperbole. It was in this topic that I read messages from different people in this style:
-- how long will this go on?
-- this behavior is not found in any program in the world,
-- it's been 2 years already,
-- are there developers here or a forum for us?

different people write. According to you, do they bother you with their harmful questions?

Already 377 votes. Perhaps there are more important tasks? Maybe border-radius:50%  is more important , which the developers have been developing for several years, finally introduced in 2024?
Or an "AUTOFILL" , that overlaps the logins themselves?
And how many voices do you need to make these groans of users heard?

About the same time, 2 years ago, I wrote to the developers by e-mail. That a constantly hiding extension window is not normal.  And they even answered me ! "There is no other way, Chromium is to blame for everything!" A very professional answer. Even a simple user understands that this is not true. And my video links show the opposite.
My posts are the same because I don't need anything else from Bitwarden except this Pin.

2. About the "detach" button of the window from the browser: I also do not understand this strategy - we leave the behavior the same as before (the window closes with every extra click), but we have made an unpin button for you! Which allows the window to hide well under the browser itself. How exciting it is then to pull it out from below!
People are asking just to fix the extension, and not to make a separate mini-browser out of it. I suspect that Chromium allocates another 100 MB of memory for this window after it is unpinned. I honestly don't understand why I have to drag a window with passwords all over the screen. I'm only interested in 2 lines of text.

3. Temporary data retention... and this is with a window that will hide again with every external click? But with data retention? Anything but NO PIN ??? It's more like masochism here. And since this applies to innocent users, then this is sadism.

4. I am always in favor of multivariance - make us a pin, and everyone will decide for themselves whether to press it or not. Developers don't have to press it for themselves.