Protect what matters – even after you're gone. Make a plan for your digital legacy today.
Please add an option for hiding the contents of categories
I would like a way to toggle certain categories as hidden, which would mean they would follow settings similar to passwords — toggle visibility, visible or invisible by default, etc. It would come in handy for recovery codes, since without this they are always visible, which is a security hazard. I would also like an option to do this with the contents of secure notes. My request is very similar to this feature request: Feature request: Option to hide value of any field | 1Password Community, which still hasn't been implemented, so I'm asking for it again, since I would really like this feature.
Sick of the bugs on Android...
For the past year or so, I've been battling multiple bugs with 1Password on Android. I've tried reinstalling multiple times, updating the app, etc...nothing ever improves: Fingerprint sensor rarely works. I've tried re-adding my fingerprints twice, and the app still frequently throws a 'that didn't work' error when trying to unlock it. My fingerprint sensor works flawlessly otherwise...I've never had a problem with any app except 1Password. 1Password frequently goes 'Offline' forcing me to click the 'reconnect' button inside the app. I am always connected to wifi or 5-bars 5G LTE, frequently both at once. Again, never any issues with any other app except 1Password Even though I have 'Require Password' set to 'every 30 days', the app frequently requires me to enter my full password on a daily basis. Even though I have 'Auto lock on exit' set to 'Never', I'll often come back to the app after an hour or two and it requires me to unlock. I know those last two aren't great, but my full password is super lengthy and complex, and I'd probably have my settings more strict if the fingerprint unlock actually worked. Again...I have the latest version of 1Password, and I've reinstalled the app (and my fingerprints) multiple times.
Autofill of credit cards and addresses does not work in Firefox for Android
I was super excited for this feature, but it appears that it only works in Chrome and not Firefox. I had to install chrome on my phone just to test that it would work at all. Usernames and passwords auto-fill just fine in Firefox. I used the same shopify based site for this test. The lack of this feature + the mandatory password type in every 2 weeks means that I think I'll just go back to 1P7 for Android. 1Password Version: 8.9.0 Extension Version: Not Provided OS Version: Android 12 Browser:_ Firefox
Migrating from one account to another on a Chromebook
I have an individual account and a family account. I want to move all the items from the individual account to the family shared vault. My computer is a Chromebook. How can I do this without having to select each of 998 items and move them individually in the Android app?Android browser whitelisting?
I currently use the Waterfox browser on Android because mainline Firefox is moving in a direction that I don't like (to put it mildly) and while it's mostly fine 1Password doesn't like autofilling in it. Is there a possibility to add the ability of whitelisting custom browsers on Android like on desktops? Or is it possible for Waterfox to be whitelisted?reddit.com: Firefox on Android fails to Autofill
I have the following configuration: Pixel 9 Pro, Firefox 148.0, 1Password 8.12.4 In Firefox, most sites for which I have logins will populate options above my keyboard and they usually work fine. However, when I visit "reddit.com" and go to its login page, I never get any autofill options. By contrast, opening the same page in Chrome immediately presents my autofill list perfectly. Now that I think of it, there have been a few times that autofill didn't appear and I just assumed it was due to some other factor. But I wonder if these, too, could be browser-related? Anyone else have the same problem? Is Firefox autofill known to be broken? Is there a known issue with "reddit.com" specifically? Hopefully 1Password support can reproduce the problem and pinpoint the source.
