Bitwarden, is still the way to go. I say this as a proton customer. I've learned to work around it's small annoyances

I tried bitwarden wasn’t good cuz on mobile I had to reenter master pass over and over

Setup fingerprint unlock and enable it in Bitwarden.

Use bitwarden, go to Settings -> account security -> unlock with pin and turn it on. If it’s already on, toggle it off then on. You will be prompted to set your pin. Dont forget your master password.

Whats wrong with keepass. I'v been syncing with syncthing for years now. I still don't know why frontend matters is not like you will use it every 10 minutes

I don't know if Syncthing is available on iOS but this works great to sync Keepass's database between Linux and Android.

What's wrong with having your data on proton's servers? I thought the app and browser extensions are verifiably only sending encrypted packets? Or do they only encrypt your password and send metadata as is?

If your main concern is usability, 1password works pretty well. The downsides are it's paid, closed source, and I think they removed the option to use a local vault, so it might have to be cloud.

KeePassXC. I think you can install client on every OS.

KeepassXC

Ive found pencil/pen and paper and memorization work (ive been got by a bad download they cant scrape the paper) its old school but its pretty good not all eggs in one basket kind of thing

If it can help you, I'm in the process of choosing a password manager for my small company and asked this (awesome) community for help.

I made a table with the results so far. You can find it here : https://sh.itjust.works/post/52850975

I'm still lost, but I hope it can help you...

I use ExpressVPN and their PW manager. I love it. It also has 2fa keys. Super dynamic and has worked on a few different phones I've had as well as browsers (Vivaldi, brave, etc)