Generated secure password should include a number

Hello @hermani! 👋

Thanks for reaching out! If you're generating passwords for a website then I recommend trying the Smart Password generator, it can detect the password requirements on a website and generate a secure password that meets those requirements, including by adding numbers to the password. You can read more here: A smart(er) password generator | 1Password

You can set smart passwords to be the default in the browser by following these steps:

1. Open your browser.
2. Click on the 1Password icon in the toolbar, then click on the menu button (it looks like three lines in a circle).
3. Click Password Generator.
4. Set Type to Smart Password.
5. Turn on "Use as default for suggestions".

Moving forward, 1Password will suggest smart passwords right on the page that will match the website's requirements:

If you're using the 1Password app then you can set the password type to random and toggle numbers on. Or, if you're generating memorable passwords, you can add numbers as the seperator between words. 

I hope that helps. 

-Dave

Thank you, it helps, but... I usually prefer the "memorable password" option. It may be illogical from me because, in fact, it almost never happens that I have to copy a password manually but, nevertheless, I prefer that. And in that option numbers are never used. In my view, it should and it would not change the "memorable" aspect of the passwords.

Thanks

Dave,

that it strange. This is indeed the option I was looking for, but I do not have it on my machine. I run 1Password for Mac 8.10.64, 81064007, on PRODUCTION channel, freshly updated. This is what I see when I generate a new password: 

which looks different from yours. 

Where do I get this wrong?

Thanks

Ah! That should work indeed.

Thanks!

Ivan