1Password: Password Manager

The browser extension has been broken since the December 18th update. I have been getting emails constantly when opening a browser on macOS, iOS, or iPadOS. Declining trust in a company that I have been supporting for a long time. Please fix!

Pretty good app, but has challenges syncing from device to device and does not seem to sync completely from 1Password 7 to 1Password. Wish it was easy to contact customer support.

Giving a terrible rating because there’s no way while being a paying customer to get an answer on how to stop this stupid popup every time I open my browser since the most recent release. Make that go away and it’ll easily be 4 stars.

First off, I recommend that you have some kind of password manager, even if you don’t use this one. That said, you should use this one. 1Password is incredibly easy to use. I like the fact that it works on multiple browsers. The ability to share passwords with people in your family is also handy. But those are the advanced moves. I’ve helped multiple older family members set this up and they can get the hang of it. You can make passwords memorable in case you have to type them. You can reveal them in large print. You can store MFA tokens for that person who hates getting a text message and typing in the 6-digit code. All around great tool!

So I kind of thought it would be a little bit easier to share logging data that I want my wife to also have. Perhaps I’m not understanding how this works, but I always find myself logging onto the website through the Help section. It seems a little bit challenging to make this happen through like Bluetooth air dropping or otherwise. This is the only thing I really don’t like about this app. Otherwise it seems to work pretty well.

Works great.

Awesome!

Every new page in safari causes the tutorial to open even though I’ve finished it. It’s driving me nuts! Please fix! Otherwise I love 1Password.

Used to be good. Now there’s a pop up window multiple times a day telling me it enabled signing in automatically after autofill. I keep disabling it then an hour later it’ll open a new tab on my iPhone telling me it enabled it again. Cancelled and switched to something that listens to its users.

I was hoping that Apple’s free password app could replace 1Password. It can’t. 1Password still reigns supreme in features and is worth paying for. At least for now.