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DavidB
3 years agoDedicated Contributor
1Passsword 8 Quick Access vs Mini
What is the advantage, if any, of using Quick Access (Shift-Command-Space) vs the Mini (Shift-Command-X)?
1Password Version: 8.7.0
Extension Version: 2.3.3 (Safari)
OS Version: 12.3.1
8 Replies
- Former Member
Glad to hear it! And also thanks for sticking with 1Password for so long, you started using it the same year I joined the company :)
- DavidBDedicated Contributor
Thanks @danvpeterson. I had read the "What's new" page a while ago but didn't see much how-to or other explanatory information on it.
The support article you cite, though, which I found earlier today, was more useful for me.
- Former Member
Hey DavidB, we put together a page showing a lot of https://1password.com/mac/. Here is also a https://support.1password.com/quick-access/. Hope that helps!
- DavidBDedicated Contributor
P.S. I have been a user of 1Password since 2007.
- DavidBDedicated Contributor
Thank you for the explanation. Is this explained elsewhere? Somehow I seem to have missed learning about the basics of 1Password 8.
- Jack_P_1P
1Password Team
Hi DavidB:
Great question! Shift+Command+X opens the 1Password pop-up in your browser. This is operating solely within the context of your browser. Quick Access has the ability to quickly copy item fields using just your keyboard, and can also trigger Universal Autofill into any app, not just your browser.
Jack
- DavidBDedicated Contributor
where can you find Shift-Command-X it doesnt exist and doesn twork anywhere.
Shift-Command-X works for me fine in Safari and Chrome, although not in Firefox.
The dialogue it brings up may not be the Mini though, but I prefer it to Quick Access.
It was mentioned by 1P_Ben here:
https://1password.community/discussion/129394/difference-between-quick-access#latest - Former Member
DavidB where can you find Shift-Command-X it doesnt exist and doesn twork anywhere.
The Quick Access dialog is the old Mini. Sadly its not working as well as Mini was working, and thats an polite understatement.