Best Password Manager for Daily Use on Linux?

I finally gave in and downloaded a password manager (Bitwarden, in case you're wondering) after getting locked out of my old Spotify account last week. I tried every password I could think of, but nothing worked. Even the reset email never came through because I had used some random Gmail I barely remember creating. The whole situation was a mess. What really got to me was realizing that I’d been using the same three passwords with small tweaks for years. And I had no idea how many accounts I actually had floating around until I started adding them to the manager. I even found logins for sites I had completely forgotten about, including an old high school blog that was still active. Now, I only need to remember one password to access the manager, and it automatically fills in everything else. It even generates long, random passwords that I’d never think of. I used to think I didn’t need something like this, but now it feels like I’ve been making things harder than they needed to be. Is there anything else I should know about what a password manager can do? I’m still getting the hang of it and would love to hear how others are using it too.