Option to show MD5 fingerprint for SSH keys

Thanks for your feedback! MD5 support for fingerprints is on our list. For now, you can display them using ssh-add -l -E md5.

Just wondering if there's any progress here. I've currently got about 50 SSH keys I'm trying to cross-check with AWS key pairs (which uses an MD5 signature), and I really don't want to have to export every single one from 1Password, check, and scrub, if I can avoid it!

Just realised I can enable the 1P ssh-agent to help with this :-)
I don't have it as my default ssh-agent, as I use that for my YubiKey, but as it doesn't seem to interfere, I can still enable it and then just:
SSH_AUTH_SOCK=~/Library/Group\ Containers/2BUA8C4S2C.com.1password/t/agent.sock ssh-add -l -E md5

Except apparently AWS don't use the standard method of generating the MD5 hash… (see https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/latest/UserGuide/verify-keys.html)
I give up, no other option then exporting all the private keys and churning through them. Oh well :(

edit: And the 1 hour edit limit here is annoying ;-)

I'd really like to see this as well, do we have any progress? It feels like a small lift to support it and would massively help with usability with certain services. As much as I'd love everyone else to support SHA256 fingerprints, many major services currently don't.