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Max_ag
1Password Team
1Password TeamExperiment #4 – New interface in 1Password.com’s vault view
Hi Folks!
Today we’re bringing you a beta version of a major update to the vault item view interface on 1Password.com. Our goal is to align the design with the main desktop application as well as improve our ability to introduce new features consistently across all of our platforms.
Unlike previous experimental features in labs, you are not required to manually enable this experiment, and it will not appear under the “Labs” tab in the 1Password apps. As this is an updated vault item view of our web interface, you can access it directly via this link.
At this time, the new interface provides a read-only version, which means it is limited in functionality compared to the current interface. We wanted to start testing as early as possible to identify any potential issues well in advance of a full rollout. Full functionality that aligns with the current vault item view interface will be gradually introduced over the next couple of months as we continue testing and developing.
The primary questions I'm trying to answer are:
1. Do you prefer this new interface over the old one?
2. Do you see value in us rolling out this new interface of the vault item view to all 1Password users?
3. Are you experiencing any performance issues?
4. How often do you use the vault item view in 1Password.com?
We are eager to hear what you think about this new web interface. Please share your feedback and thoughts below in the thread!
Updates
Jun 20
- Added Watchtower
- Added a link to the admin dashboard from the vaults menu
- Added "What's New" to the help menu, which links to our new release notes page
- Added vaults in quick find results
- Improved performance when loading an account with many vaults
May 16
- Added ability to share items
- Added item sharing history
- Recently Deleted now limits deleted items to the last 30 days
May 2
- Added support for viewing item history
Apr 15
- Added support for creating and editing items
- Added categories back to the sidebar
Feb 15
- Fixed part of the issue firebeyer mentioned with custom item categories. Right now all custom categories will be grouped together under "Others", and we'll be fully supporting active custom categories soon.
- Group and sort categories in the item list filter menu to match the desktop apps.
Feb 6
- Began supporting localization for the 12 languages already supported in the rest of the web app and other apps. There are some tasks remaining there.
- Maintain the last item list sort order throughout the app and across page reload.
- Show an alert popup when encountering unexpected errors, to hopefully avoid just showing a blank screen like norysang reported.
- Squashed some minor bugs.
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- 1P_Tommy
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Exactly! Dark mode for the win! 🎉
Fair enough. LOVE the dark mode.
Maybe I'm missing something; But I don't see how to edit or add an item in the new view? I do like the design though - the layout looks fresh and I love the dark mode!
Is the early access UI readonly? I tried it out, but there's no way to edit anything as far as I can tell.
1Password Version: Not Provided
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Browser: Not ProvidedI don't see any way to move things from one vault to another. Is that still in the works?
“Project History” is the name I translated using translation software. What I want to express is these two buttons. I feel that these two buttons are very useful, but they cannot be found in the client or in the new version of webui.
I like it !
I like the fresh look of the new interface, but I prefer the layout of the old one. I don't like collapsing lists and needing to expand things to look for stuff.
I think as close to the app experience as you can get, interaction-wise, with a new interface would be greatly appreciated. There's things I can do in the app that I cannot do from the web interface, so I would think parity with the app is pretty high priority, and as far as UI treatments and presentation, if the app is solid, the interactions and behaviors on the web interface should also be solid like the app. Why have them different?
I cannot have the app installed on my work machine, as we have a long drawn out process to follow to even approve an app to be installable. I do have the ability to install browser extensions (still) and I make heavy use of the chrome/edge extension for password management which sometimes pops me into the full webapp to perform edits. It is there that I wish I had the full functionality of the app available to me, like a fully-featured password generator that the app has. Or, the ability to set tags with background lookups for existing tags so that I can stay consistent with them. Lots of little microinteractions that the app has and the web version does not, adds up to being pretty disjointed.
