YellowVista Unless I'm very much mistaken, you can already do this.

If you create a Collection containing only a subset of Vault(s), then you only see tags from those Vault(s). So if you had separate Collections for your vault, your family's vaults, and your IT vault, it should solve the issue.

jmsgwd Thanks for the reply. Although you're right that I can create a Collection to only show certain vaults (e.g., my Private vault, etc.), that hides both the tags and the items in the other vaults. What I would like is the option to be able to see the items in the shared vaults but not have my tag list cluttered up with other people's random tagging schemes. ... But this feature request is FAR down the list compared to the wanting to be able to see nested tabs in all platforms and the ability to expand/collapse tags in all platforms.

Please add my vote to the requested "Collapse/Expand" feature for tags. This would be awesome to have

YellowVista Unless I'm very much mistaken, you can already do this.

If you create a Collection containing only a subset of Vault(s), then you only see tags from those Vault(s). So if you had separate Collections for your vault, your family's vaults, and your IT vault, it should solve the issue.

Manaburner yes that’s what I meant, thanks.

Sorry jmsgwd I‘m not sure if I follow. I create the hierarchy by naming the tag „temp/tomp“ and then in the item overview, it looks like in the screenshot. In the item itself, you just see a tag named „temp/tomp“

1P_Tommy The tag hierarchy in the iOS beta looks good.

I have a lot of tags, and being able to expand/collapse them (on all platforms) would be a BIG usability improvement.

Another useful feature would be an option to hide tags that only appear in certain vaults. For example, at work, we have a shared “IT” vault. One of the IT people adds a lot of tags that aren’t useful to me and clutter up the tag list in my 1Password account. I’d like to be able to hide the displaying of tags from that vault. But, if an item in that vault was tagged with a tag that was the same as one of the visible tags from my Private vault (or another vault for which I haven’t hidden tags), then that item should still show up when selecting that tag.

For example, I have a “Networking” tab for items related to our network (router, switch, and access point info, NAT devices, Wi-Fi passwords, etc). When someone adds an item to the shared “IT” vault and tags it with “Networking”, “Wi-Fi”, and “WiFi” (yes, one with and one without the hyphen!), I don’t want to see the tags in my tag list for that item in the shared vault if those tags don’t appear in my Private vault (or other vaults for which I haven’t hidden tags). But since I have a Networking tag, tapping my Networking tag should display that item in the shared vault.

Basically, I want the tags in my tag list to reflect MY tagging scheme, not the random tagging scheme of my mom, my kid, or that tag happy guy in the IT department. Does that make sense?

Finally, it would be awesome if we could pin certain tags to the top of the list. I use some tags more than others, and although alphabetical sorting makes sense, it would be nice if I could pin the most used or most important tags to the top.

Thanks!

You're welcome.

That's great, thanks 1P_Tommy !

jmsgwd

I filed a feature request for that one too. I can't recall any movement but that's not necessarily an indicator of incoming features. Since you've mentioned it, I'll ring that bell again and make sure the team knows you're interested.

ref: PB-30762358

1P_Tommy Are there any plans to make nodes in the tag hierarchy be expandable/contractable, in all versions of 1Password, not just iOS?

The reason I ask is that I have a large tag hierarchy, with about 200 tags and hierarchy nodes.

On macOS, if I scroll the left-hand navigation pane vertically then to get through all my tags takes about 9 screenfulls, and on my iPhone it takes about 17 screenfulls.

Being able to expand/contract nodes in the hierarchy would make it much easier to navigate.

Part of the reason I have so many tags is that I use tags to track which personal data I've registered with which web site, using a hierarchical naming system ending with a value.

I also use tags for other purposes, including a substitute for 1Password's "Categories" using a taxonomy that makes sense to me.