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Spaces / visual separators for IBANs and other long numbers
I've been looking for a solution or workaround to display IBANs with spaces for better readability, but so far without success. Is there any way to customize the available fields? For example: DE10500105174371973442 --> DE10 5001 0517 4371 9734 42 Interestingly, this feature already exists in principle: credit card numbers are automatically shown with spaces that act only as a visual separator and are not copied along with the number. I really hope this functionality will eventually be extended to IBANs. Actually I also miss it for other long sequences of digits, such as membership/customer numbers or phone numbers. Whenever you need to work with a longer number and rely on readability, things become inconvenient. I hope that this will be addressed in future development. In the meantime: Is there’s already a good workaround or customization option available - perhaps something in the developer area?
Not enjoying the new login prompt
So I was suddenly being upgraded to this new experience today, however, it does not seems to be appearing on the https://releases.1password.com/b5x/beta/#changelog. I guess making the login selection up above resolves one very specific issue - sometimes it can annoying to have 1P prompting under a text box, especially when filling in forms. But I don't think this new design is the answer. Main issue - Long mouse travel - Instead of just flicking my mouse to choose my account, I now have to move my mouse all the way top to click it, which is never a trade off I would take to fix the "filling in the form" issue. Secondly, it was not visually better to have a much larger pop up blocking my web view whenever I am logging in.
Include variable in identity?
I use unique email addresses for online services. This is easy to do if you have your own mailserver, but can also be used with gmail (try: mailto:username+keyword@gmail.com) is there a way to include a variable in a 1Password identity to autofill this part in an email address?
Account settings appears to be lying and confused about the annual discount.
Hello, I was considering changing my 1Password personal subscription to an annual plan for https://1password.com/pricing/password-manager. So I went to billing settings and found where I can edit my subscription, and the UI says that by switching to annual billing there would be a 20% discount. However, the annual cost it shows is in fact the same cost as the monthly plan. What gives? I included a screenshot below 3.99 USD * 12 months = $47.88, but if it were to be 20% cheaper I believe it should be (3.99 * 12) * 0.8 = 38.30? What's also confusing is that on the official pricing page it lists $2.39 per month which would be a (3.99 - 2.39) / 3.99 = 40% discount! Not 20% shown here. Perhaps that extra 20% is just for new members only, but nothing else on the page seems to imply that. I've been very happy with 1Password since I switched from Dashlane about a year ago but honestly this all seems a bit sketchy and doesn't reflect the attention to detail that the actual product itself has.
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.
1Password fails to provide applicable password for some well known sites with requirements
I have commented / started a discussion in the past but it is now becoming a regular affair for me to correct the password created by 1Password as it simply not able to generate the password as per a website's requirement. Check for instance VFS Global (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VFS_Global) website (this is one of the most well known passport administration outsourcing companies for governments and diplomatic missions) Basically this website helps you apply for a visa for e.g. Schengen Visa from your home country to Europe. If I try to register it has a strict requirement for a password for e.g. (https://visa.vfsglobal.com/gbr/en/nld/register) The "smart" suggestion is completely wrong and I have to constantly refresh to achieve the desired format. At one point I simply give up and just replace the invalid symbol and add one of the approved ones. Same is the case for another well known website TLS Contact Now, I do not want to get into a discussion that the password randomness or security will be a concern as mentioned in the replies from Request for a powerful pasword generator. | 1Password Community 1Password Password Suggestions could be better | 1Password Community https://old.reddit.com/r/1Password/comments/1bocryy/1password_feature_missing_or_am_i_missing_the/kwt1apq/ The reply from reddit by one of the employees of 1Password quotes This can sound unintuitive, but a 25-character random password with no restrictions on its composition is stronger and harder to crack than a 25-character password where 6 of those characters must be digits and 4 must be symbols. I agree on this but stronger and harder is really subjective. Literally 15-character passwords even with requirements are already strong and hard take for instance the below password generated from Roboform (I really like the idea how Roboform has done, where user provides which symbols to include) This is the strength of the above password Notice there are 2 symbols, surely if I replace one char with a symbol it will greatly improve. Now, if I now use 1Password and generate a 15-character password Below is its strength Agreed 2 Billion (Roboform's 2 symbol) <<<<< 4 trillion (1Password's 3 symbol) but surely both these passwords are STRONG and HARD enough to crack. I am confident that many users (including myself) can live with password with 2 billion years to crack if their password manager is able to generate the password as restricted by a website and avoid spending tedious time getting the password right. All I am suggesting is have an option to select some symbols(similar to roboform) like the ones applicable and have the password generate for me. It should be an optional requirement where if user selects this feature then it mandatory for the user to provide the symbols they want and then password be generated accordingly.
