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A separate Favorite list for each family member
I noticed that in the past others have asked for the ability to create a separate favorites list for each family. Is there any information about 1Password's current view on this request or estimate...
Hello astandre! 👋
Thank you for reaching out! Changing favourites to be per-user rather than per-item is a request that is in our product team's backlog but there are prerequisites that have to be developed first before the team can consider making the change. Each item is responsible for declaring whether it is a favourite or not, this system was developed in a time when sharing items in 1Password wasn't as common as it is now. Before favourites can be made per-user this per-item metadata has to be moved out of the item and into a new user-specific layer in the database. Creating this user-specific layer requires some architecture work and, for the moment, this work is yet to be done.
That being said, I've added your comment to the open feature request for this change. Hopefully this is something that can be done in the future.
-Dave
ref: PB-45434265
Hi,
I subscribe to the family plan, and it would be nicer (for me) if when I looked at my favorites I only saw mine, not my wife or kids.
These are for our shared items in common vaults.
I have several vaults:
Myself
Myself + wife
Myself + wife + kid1
Myself + wife + kid2
Myself + wife + kid1 + kid2
It's those shared accounts (mostly with the kids). It's nice they can favorite their stuff, but I would rather not see it. I realize I might be using this unconventionally, but I have been a 1PW user for 15+ years, and my kids were infants when I first started some of their accounts.
Can I make a feature request that would set the favorite for the vault on a per user basis ?
So Kid1 can favorite web site x in the vault "Myself + wife + kid1", but it's not one of my favorites.
Anyone else use 1PW this way ?
I realize I could split apart all their stuff in their personal Kid1 vault, but when they call home and need help with web site x or whatever, it's nice that I can log in from my local machine and help out.
~Scott
