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I tried searching for this, but either it's not been asked before or the search engine got thoroughly confused about what I was asking.

I have a synology NAS. I host lots of docker containers running on non standard ports. e.g. http://192.168.1.1:1234/ and http://192.168.1.1:4567. I'm getting close to 10 services on different ports on the same server: 192.168.1.1

I use the bitwarden chrome plugin. Whenever I got to any of my services and am prompted to log in with autofill, I get suggested EVERY username/password on the 192.168.1.1 server, regardless of what port its hosted on. The port is stored in the bitwarden vault, but it's ignored.

Is there any way to get bitwarden's chrome plugin to be smart about which port it should be autofilling and only suggest one option, even if that means autofill works less often for other sites?

EDIT: We got it! Editing each item that matches, clicking the gear icon next to the URL, then setting "Match Detection" to "Host" instead of "Default" does the trick. ("Host" captures domain and port, "Exact" is a perfect URL match which can get a bit fuzzy on some sites. "Default" just matches the domain, by the looks of it.)

Thanks everyone!

I'm looking to buy my first (used) EV here in BC. If I look at the Carfax history of the vehicle, many, many of them come from Quebec. Single owners, likely leased​. Not Ontario.

Any ideas why this might be? ​​​​

Our 2009 ICE vehicle (bought used in 2015) is nearing end of life. We live in the city and intend to replace it with a 100% electric vehicle. This would be our first EV.

Our needs are for a 98% city vehicle - maybe 40km a day tops. A ~200km range would handle any edge case we'd need. No need for a heavy battery to hold capacity to carry around a heavy battery. ​If we need more range, rent something. ​​

We also would like to buy used. New is pricey. We've got no problems with a battery that has dropped in capacity, so long as the battery has a decent lifetime remaining.

We have access to a shared charger in our condo, and at our workplaces. Plenty of opportunities to charge without ​having a dedicated charger.​

Much like our current vehicle, we are looking for a vehicle about 5-6 years old that would last another 10 years or so; drive it to end of life. ​

I'm hoping to get something sub $25k CAD after tax. On autotrader, ​​​​ I see 2019-2021 Teslas, Konas, Outlanders, Bolts and Souls in that range.

Is there any​thing I need to know if I'm buying in this price range?

Is there a good resource for doing my own research on used EVs?

Thanks! ​

EDIT: Probably critical info now that I'm reading replies. While our building does have a couple of charging spots, they are not for overnight charging. Our building's ​​ basement garage has a single 120V 15A circuit, and is not suitable for even slow overnight charging. We may need access to a vehicle that can charge to full in 4h. ​​