Markdown on the web?

Hey @Thorz,

I totally agree that it would be great for markdown to be supported across all platforms including 1Password.com.

We appreciate you taking the time to suggest ways in which we can improve 1Password and whilst I can't comment on if or when this will be implemented I have passed your feedback on to our product team.

If you can provide any further information on how this impacts your workflow I will be happy to pass this on. Our product team love to hear specific use cases from customers, so any detail you can provide on that front will add extra weight to your feedback.

Thank you!

ref: PB32393920

Since I am a new user I was excited to see that markdown was supported on the notes, the possibilities look great to give rich formatting to the note entries, and since the markdown support is enabled by default on both the clients and the browser extensions I thought that this could be the way ahead. Luckily I found on time that the feature isn't yet supported across the board.

Until this happens I decided to just continue using plain text for my notes as I have been doing on my previous password manager.

Thanks @Thorz

I've updated Steph's submission on your behalf.

@steph_gilesFor us, the challenge is that we have sensitive shared vaults where we limit the allowed clients to only Web and Browser Extension (disabling for example the apps) so that we can get audit log data into our SIEM for our security team to detect issues. As a result, Markdown just isn't available to us.

This means that a Markdown table that contains multiple credentials isn't available. We have to attach a CSV and then download it to look at it.

There also isn't a tabular native 1Password credential type.