Where did the pin to page go in V8 web browser version

Hey @love2kruz, thanks for sharing that. If you need any more help, please let us know!

I forgot to provide the instructions support provided me for downloading 1pw7 iOS:

Open the App Store app.
Tap the sign-in button or your photo at the top-right of the screen.
Tap Purchased.
Tap "Not on this iPhone/iPad." If you use Family Sharing, tap My Purchases or choose a family member's name to see content that they purchased.
Search 1Password then tap the download button.

I guess getting this feature back pretty much dead. I still believe having the pin to desktop in the open file is better than removing your hand from the mouse/trackpad to enter a shortcut to do what a single click did.

I think you are too focused on password, ok the tool is called 1Password but you allow to save so many different things that you should take a more general approach when deciding to remove features in favour of one that works only with a subset of the items a user can have.

For things that are not websites i.e. Baking details the autofill feature is useless. I need to copy IBAN BIC Account number manually, the app cannot do it itself.

Having the data in a new window with CMD+O is not nearly as functional has having the window blocked in the foreground. I really don't see the rational to remove such an handy feature.

Hi,

I found pin to screen particularly useful for banking sites that required additional sign on features, like significant dates etc. I used made up dates and used 1Password to to identify whatever characters the sites asked for at login.

@love2kruz

You're right, with improved autofill functionality, we've removed the ability to pin the window. As hazmat suggested, you can use ⌘O to open the full app window for copying and pasting.

Although, if there are sites that appear to be particularly problematic - we'd love to work with you to see if we can improve autofilling. Failing that, you can also try our drag and drop feature. This is a personal favourite of mine, and I've come to love it as a backup when sites are being troublesome.

I had the same question. Use ⌘O to open that item in its own little window. Pretty much the same as before.