I am using romm, game vault, and testing out retrom: https://github.com/jmberesford/retrom/releases

Retrom is still pretty new but they plan on using emulatorjs for web play like romm, and having a client app like game vault.

I’m waiting for one of them to become the all in one solution for emulation, web play, and game installs for Windows games, but none of them are there yet.

Right now I would probably recommend gamevault for your use case.

I think they were gaslighting you…

I use organizr. It can use iframes to load the pages which makes for a very integrated experience. It can be a little more complex to get going and get your apps playing nice with the iframes. Also the development on it has slowed down a lot. I’m hoping it gets more love soon, but that alone has me looking for alternatives. There are several others I have seen. I’m looking at Homepage currently.

So far nothing seems better than organizr for my uses.

As others have said vaultwarden is the solution here. It is free, you can manage multiple vaults, totp is free. All the platform bit warden apps & plugins work with it. Supposedly it is leaner and easier to set up. Don’t know for sure because it is all I have used.

For shared passwords, I have a family vault where I put my streaming pws and such and everyone has access without having to share my personal vault.

Discworld by Terry Pratchett. It’s got something for just about everyone and I have a few avid readers in my family but they keep putting it off.

I did all my homework and it looked like they were a great prosumer network company. I didn’t see any negative reports… Until a week after I paid for it all. Then everything started going downhill. I wouldn’t give them any more of my money. Once this stuff dies I’m moving on to something else.

I’m surprised it did as well. It even ran well for over a year before it started overheating and powering off