1Password for Mac beta 8.12.38-25

These release notes are syndicated from releases.1password.com.

• We’ve simplified the steps to add your account from 1Password.com or via QR code scanned with 1Password on your mobile device.
• If your organization sets a default sign-in address using an MDM solution, 1Password now uses it on the sign-in screen.
• The Developer Watchtower page now includes breadcrumb navigation.
• You can now use macOS Autofill in more places, including when connecting to a server in Finder. In these cases, 1Password asks you to confirm before filling your information.
• You can find instructions to turn off Autofill if you select Settings > Autofill > “Disable macOS Autofill”.
• Developer Environments now includes programmatic access options for the 1Password CLI and SDKs, along with an option to copy the environment ID.
• We’ve made visual improvements to the “Migrate data into 1Password” option on the New Item screen. It now appears as a compact button with an icon, making it clearer that it’s an action rather than an item type.
• We’ve made visual improvements to the single sign-on (SSO) migration prompt. It now has a simpler, more compact design.
• If an error occurs when you try to add an account from 1Password.com that signs in with SSO, you’ll now see a specific error message instead of a generic one.
• The default Quick Access keyboard shortcut on macOS 27 is now Option Command Backslash to avoid a conflict with Apple’s Visual Intelligence feature.
• We’ve fixed an issue where the sign-in screen wouldn’t automatically close if you added your account from 1Password.com.
• We’ve fixed a crash that could occur while Quick Access loaded Autofill suggestions.
• We’ve fixed an issue where other apps’ global keyboard shortcuts could stop working after you unlocked your Mac while 1Password was locked in the background.
• We’ve fixed an issue where searching for an item’s username or other subtitle text wouldn’t return the matching item when using Autofill.
• We’ve fixed issues where Open & Fill could open the wrong sign-in page for Capital One, Vanguard, Fidelity, and BMO.