[GH-ISSUE #6239] Vaultwarden Web: issue when moving multiple items sequentially #2379

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opened 2026-03-03 02:17:46 +03:00 by kerem · 1 comment

kerem commented

2026-03-03 02:17:46 +03:00

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Originally created by @khabdija on GitHub (Aug 27, 2025).
Original GitHub issue: https://github.com/dani-garcia/vaultwarden/issues/6239

Prerequisites

I have searched the existing Closed AND Open Issues AND Discussions
I have searched and read the documentation

Vaultwarden Support String

Vaultwarden Build Version

v1.34.3

Deployment method

Official Container Image

Custom deployment method

No response

Reverse Proxy

nginx

Host/Server Operating System

Linux

Operating System Version

Ubuntu Server 24.04.2

Clients

Web Vault

Client Version

v2025.7.0

Steps To Reproduce

For example, you have 1 folder with 50 logins (main folder) and you want to sort them in 4 different folders

Perform these actions, all within the main folder:

Select 10 logins from the main folder > Add to folder > Folder 1 > Save
Select next 10 logins from the main folder > Add to folder > Folder 2 > Save
Select next 10 logins from the main folder > Add to folder > Folder 3 > Save
Select remaining logins from the main folder > Add to folder > Folder 4 > Save

Expected Result

For example, you have 1 folder with 50 logins (main folder) and you want to sort them in 4 different folders

Select 10 logins from the main folder > Add to folder > Folder 1 > Save
10 items are moved to Folder 1
Select next 10 logins from the main folder > Add to folder > Folder 2 > Save
10 items are moved to Folder 2
Select next 10 logins from the main folder > Add to folder > Folder 3 > Save
10 items are moved to Folder 3
Select remaining logins from the main folder > Add to folder > Folder 4 > Save
20 items are moved to Folder 4
Main folder is now empty, Folder 1, 2 and 3 have 10 items each and Folder 4 has 20 items

Actual Result

For example, you have 1 folder with 50 logins (main folder) and you want to sort them in 4 different folders

Select 10 logins from the main folder > Add to folder > Folder 1 > Save
10 items are moved to Folder 1
Select next 10 logins from the main folder > Add to folder > Folder 2 > Save
20 items are moved to Folder 2, Folder 1 is now empty
Select next 10 logins from the main folder > Add to folder > Folder 3 > Save
30 items are moved to Folder 3, Folder 2 is now empty
Select remaining logins from the main folder > Add to folder > Folder 4 > Save
50 items are moved to Folder 4, all other folders are empty

Logs

Screenshots or Videos

No response

Additional Context

The solution for this I found is to manually use "Select all" button and then press it again to "Deselect all", but ideally, if an item is moved from one folder to another, it should not remain selected anymore and any further actions on items within the working folder should not impact items that are not within said folder anymore.

Originally created by @khabdija on GitHub (Aug 27, 2025). Original GitHub issue: https://github.com/dani-garcia/vaultwarden/issues/6239 ### Prerequisites - [x] I have searched the existing **Closed _AND_ Open** [Issues](https://github.com/dani-garcia/vaultwarden/issues?q=is%3Aissue%20) **_AND_** [Discussions](https://github.com/dani-garcia/vaultwarden/discussions?discussions_q=) - [x] I have searched and read the [documentation](https://github.com/dani-garcia/vaultwarden/wiki/) ### Vaultwarden Support String ### Vaultwarden Build Version v1.34.3 ### Deployment method Official Container Image ### Custom deployment method _No response_ ### Reverse Proxy nginx ### Host/Server Operating System Linux ### Operating System Version Ubuntu Server 24.04.2 ### Clients Web Vault ### Client Version v2025.7.0 ### Steps To Reproduce For example, you have 1 folder with 50 logins (main folder) and you want to sort them in 4 different folders Perform these actions, all within the main folder: 1. Select 10 logins from the main folder > Add to folder > Folder 1 > Save 2. Select next 10 logins from the main folder > Add to folder > Folder 2 > Save 3. Select next 10 logins from the main folder > Add to folder > Folder 3 > Save 4. Select remaining logins from the main folder > Add to folder > Folder 4 > Save ### Expected Result For example, you have 1 folder with 50 logins (main folder) and you want to sort them in 4 different folders 1. Select 10 logins from the main folder > Add to folder > Folder 1 > Save 2. 10 items are moved to Folder 1 3. Select next 10 logins from the main folder > Add to folder > Folder 2 > Save 4. 10 items are moved to Folder 2 5. Select next 10 logins from the main folder > Add to folder > Folder 3 > Save 6. 10 items are moved to Folder 3 7. Select remaining logins from the main folder > Add to folder > Folder 4 > Save 8. 20 items are moved to Folder 4 9. Main folder is now empty, Folder 1, 2 and 3 have 10 items each and Folder 4 has 20 items ### Actual Result For example, you have 1 folder with 50 logins (main folder) and you want to sort them in 4 different folders 1. Select 10 logins from the main folder > Add to folder > Folder 1 > Save 2. 10 items are moved to Folder 1 3. Select next 10 logins from the main folder > Add to folder > Folder 2 > Save 4. 20 items are moved to Folder 2, Folder 1 is now empty 5. Select next 10 logins from the main folder > Add to folder > Folder 3 > Save 6. 30 items are moved to Folder 3, Folder 2 is now empty 7. Select remaining logins from the main folder > Add to folder > Folder 4 > Save 8. 50 items are moved to Folder 4, all other folders are empty ### Logs ```text ``` ### Screenshots or Videos _No response_ ### Additional Context The solution for this I found is to manually use "Select all" button and then press it again to "Deselect all", but ideally, if an item is moved from one folder to another, it should not remain selected anymore and any further actions on items within the working folder should not impact items that are not within said folder anymore.