I merged something like 2 * 200 = 400 items over the course of a week . Now my password database is correct, clean and comprehensive and contains about 150 login entries.
While doing this, I changed every password where I didn't already have a truly unique and random password. This was a long due required cleanup, but not related to a migration to 1Password. I just did it, because I was going over every entry anyway.
1Password in Chrome in Windows 10 seems to work well for new sites and new logins but there's a problem with previous sites that have previous logins. I made the mistake of importing my sites and logins from Chrome. As a result there are several site names and logins for a number of sites. I choose one and tell it I've forgotten my password and it sends link for password change. 1Password shows the old password and I tell it to generate a password which it does and I copy it in and log in with it. But there's no way to delete the other versions of the site in 1Password and 1Password continues to want to now use one of the older site names to retrieve the password which is the old one. I would like to delete the older site names from 1Password there doesn't seem to be any way to do so. I tried making the correct one the favorite but it still insists on choosing one of the older ones with the old password. I tried to copy the correct password into the password fields with the old password but there's no way to do that either that I can find. So everytime I log into the site I have to remember which one is correct to be able to log in. Give us a way to delete the old ones please. It's best not to import any logins from Chrome or anywhere else into 1Password or it will bring you nothing be headaches.
\nBtw the additional information fields can't be changed even though they're wrong. It has me using Macos when I'm using Windows 10.
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1Password in Chrome in Windows 10 seems to work well for new sites and new logins but there's a problem with previous sites that have previous logins. I made the mistake of importing my sites and logins from Chrome. As a result there are several site names and logins for a number of sites. I choose one and tell it I've forgotten my password and it sends link for password change. 1Password shows the old password and I tell it to generate a password which it does and I copy it in and log in with it. But there's no way to delete the other versions of the site in 1Password and 1Password continues to want to now use one of the older site names to retrieve the password which is the old one. I would like to delete the older site names from 1Password there doesn't seem to be any way to do so. I tried making the correct one the favorite but it still insists on choosing one of the older ones with the old password. I tried to copy the correct password into the password fields with the old password but there's no way to do that either that I can find. So everytime I log into the site I have to remember which one is correct to be able to log in. Give us a way to delete the old ones please. It's best not to import any logins from Chrome or anywhere else into 1Password or it will bring you nothing be headaches.
\nBtw the additional information fields can't be changed even though they're wrong. It has me using Macos when I'm using Windows 10.
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I merged something like 2 * 200 = 400 items over the course of a week . Now my password database is correct, clean and comprehensive and contains about 150 login entries.
\nWhile doing this, I changed every password where I didn't already have a truly unique and random password. This was a long due required cleanup, but not related to a migration to 1Password. I just did it, because I was going over every entry anyway.
I merged something like 2 * 200 = 400 items over the course of a week . Now my password database is correct, clean and comprehensive and contains about 150 login entries.
\nWhile doing this, I changed every password where I didn't already have a truly unique and random password. This was a long due required cleanup, but not related to a migration to 1Password. I just did it, because I was going over every entry anyway.
