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Moving existing 2FA to 1Password using printed QR code
Hello, I am planning to make use of 1Password (I have the paid Family plan) to store most of my TOTP codes - moving on from Authy. Because Authy does not allow for export of TOTP codes, I have most of the TOTP codes also backed up with a printout of the QR code used to originally add the TOTP to Authy. How can I add these TOTP codes to 1Password using the printed QR codes (ie. not on screen/in browser)? I would very much like to avoid needing to re-create all of these codes from scratch. Thank you.
Why Do Copies of Logins Appear in Archive?
A member of my family (call them Andrea) who has a personal 1Password license forgot their main 1Password password for that account but could still authorize using biometrics. As a result of not knowing their password they could neither create new login items nor update existing ones. Per the 1Password support area, I added them to my family account and copied Andrea's items from their Private vault on the old personal license using copy and paste into their Private vault attached to the family account. I also moved all items that my partner (call them Peter) and I shared from the Shared vault attached to the family account to a new vault that was limited to the two of us. After taking these steps, the items that had been archived from the Family Shared vault were still in the archive, visible to all users when you clicked on the button that says View Archived Items; all the items from the Private vault from the former (Andrea's) personal account were visible to that formerly personal user (Andrea). My primary question is: why are all the old passwords from the personal vault appearing in Andrea's archive? My second question is: How can I hide the archived items from the Shared vault that were formerly visible to me and Peter and are now visible to Andrea as well? Do I just have to delete them??
Storing Smart Home Codes
I store a lot in 1password to keep everything together. I am starting to get into Smart Home and devices. Most come with a code or a QR Code. Depending on where you put the device, It may not be convenient to access the code if I need to re-pair the device. Does anyone have a suggestion to add the QR codes, the text codes and identifiable information like a location into 1password? The only option I see is to create a(or multiple) secure note and add a photo of the QR code and type in other relavent information. Once I start to get dozens or even hundreds of individual devices, this could get unweildy to manage or use effectively. Would like to see 1password add a new catagory for adding Smart Home codes and device information. I think there is an IOS app called Homebase for Homekit that does this, but don't want yet another subscription or tool to manage my information. Regards, Brett
1Password and Vinted App on Android
Hi, it seems that 1Password does not support the Vinted-App on Android (or vice versa). When I try to do a payment using PayPal I do not get support from 1P for my password for Paypal from within the Vinted App. If I switch to 1P manually and copy the password to the clipboard and then go back to Vitend-App, the app has left the payment dialog and the article is locked. Does someone else has the same experience or any idea how to solve this issue? Regards, TorstenErasing devices before recycling
I've hit one of those expensive periods where multiple devices need to be replaced, which also means multiple devices need to be recycled or resold. When you're in that position, how far do you take wiping the old data off before you send off your device? Do you: Drill and microwave the devices like in Mr. Robot? Just do a factory reset of the device and call it a day? Somewhere in-between?Multiple ssh keys supported?
I have multiple ssh keys. There's a slew of use cases for this, but i use different keys for different clients, environments & differentiate my home/work identities. I just enabled the ssh agent, updated my ssh config with the following: ❯ ls -al ~/.config/1password/ lrwxr-xr-x@ - user 24 Mar 09:23 agent.sock -> '/Users/shawn/Library/Group Containers/****.com.1password/t'/agent.sock ❯ cat ~/.ssh/config ... Host * IdentityAgent "~/.config/1password/agent.sock" ... I confirmed I'm able to ssh to different endpoints without storing my private keys on disk. awesome! However, i'm having a couple hiccups I'm hoping someone can help with (I did read the docs, and search forum - so sorry in advance if I missed this) First, I have different Github accounts, and have managed them to date with something like this in my ssh config file: Host home.github.com HostName github.com User git IdentityFile ~/.ssh/id_ed25519_home IdentitiesOnly yes Host github.com HostName github.com User git IdentityFile ~/.ssh/id_ed25519_work IdentitiesOnly yes Is there a away to name identities, or fingerprints, with the 1password ssh agent? Also, what if i only want 1 or 2 of my keys loaded? It looks like, by default, its loading ALL my keys i have. No biggie if I could `ssh-add -D`, but that is not letting me delete any. Is there a way to tag/flag keys i dont want loaded by default? I looked at the advanced examples (https://developer.1password.com/docs/ssh/agent/advanced/#mac--linux), but all the examples expect the private keys to be stored on disk. Honestly, if i need to store on disk, i'm wondering if the 1password ssh agent is for more basic usage? Please help :) About me: * Running: MacOS & Linux * 1Password: latest version, up to date. * 1password user & fanboy. really love the password manager and integrations. edit: Trying to improve formatting. edit 2: Man, this editor is really terrible.
Suggestion enhancement: customize password field name
Hi folks, I’d like to suggest an enhancement because the current workarounds I know of are a bit clunky. When creating a Login (using the Chrome extension in my case), I can enter the username, password, and URL, which usually works fine. However, some websites don’t follow the usual conventions for field names. For example: https://atrium8.neotimm.com/extranet/#/login (See screenshot of the Elements view below.) This site is in French and uses what we jokingly call the “French exception”--I guess: the password field’s aria-label is mot de passe instead of password. The default autofill doesn’t populate the password field. However, if I add a custom field in the Login item titled mot de passe with my password, autofill works correctly. My suggestion: Allow customization of the password field title when creating a Login item. This would make handling non-standard sites much easier. I’ve run into this issue on multiple sites, and I believe a 1Password staff member once suggested the workaround. If there’s a better approach, I’d love to hear it. Cheers!
