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57 TopicsSuggestion: Ability To Dismiss In-App Notifications/Pop-ups
I’ve suggested this perhaps years ago, but it still hasn’t been fixed. When you add an item in 1Password, for example, a pop-up message shows allowing you to go to the new item. Please add the ability to dismiss these popup messages, as multiples of them can stack, and you can’t dismiss them manually. In other words, it gets in the way. Thanks4Views0likes0CommentsShame on you 1P
Hey 1P_Dave and 1P_Blake - I hate to be another voice of anger around 1P customer support, but its my only choice. Customer support issue: Account deleted. I have been using 1P for many years, loving it, but wanting to onboard my wife and 2 kids. It has always been such a hurdle to get it setup and to get the wife and kids to understand how to use, so I have out if off for years. Well the other day, my wife asked for a CC# and I was tired of sending her a link for the temporary view - so decided to bite the bullet. I asked her to download the iOS app so I can just get her setup at least. After she downloaded the app on her phone, we realized my account was associated on it - as years ago I had her download it and I logged in for something. Ok, no problem, I just need to remove my account and allow her to create one from my Family Plan QR code. In an attempt to remove my account from her phone app, I found the Delete account and assumed that meant delete from this app, but no - my whole account is gone - POOF! Ok, that cant be that easy right? No it is, ok, then I need to figure out a way to recover with my "Recovery Kit" - but nope. I just don't exist when I try anything. REALLY? Its that easy to destroy years of work and thousands of passwords, in a tool I have paid for and trusted for years? And please, dont tell me I should have been more careful or the thing I clicked was clear that it would delete my account. So I received this email indicating that my account was deleted, and "was it you?" Why yes it was, not by choice, so I will just hit this customer service button, they got my back! I mean, if someone else had done this, I would expect they would help me recover from that - they caught it and emailed me. That led to a form where I filled out my issue, but its late on a Monday night, I may not hear back til tomorrow. I then thought, I should just email customer support as well. Both created tickets for me, and I got emails with a ticket number and saying I would hear back asap. So I am hitting refresh on me inbox daily, hoping and waiting for help. Nothing. Not in Spam. So then I create another ticket (#3), hoping that will help. Each day I feel the pain of NOT being able to log into EVERYTHING in my daily routine. Do I reset, or will 1P respond soon and save me? Can they even, what if they say "It's all gone...?" Well here we are, Friday - 88 hours later - and still nothing, not even a "we will get back to you" message, just a vacuum. I keep feeling the paper-cuts several times an hour of not being able to log into something that became an after thought. So, I had to find another way, thats how I got here, thanks to Gemini (see attached). So sad that this is my only way to get direct access for an urgent issue. Shame on you for treating loyal paying customers who rely on your service to get through the complexity of their lives. So disappointing. This is a time when software services are in severe danger of becoming irrelevant as better and easier solutions will keep coming as AI advances. You will be obsolete with this kind of service. Sincerely, Ticket #'s: 570009 / 569997 / 57232619Views0likes1CommentSuggestions for helping older folks get used to 1Password
Hi all! Congrats to the 1Password team for kicking off this new platform! I've been struggling to get my parents used to the workflow around using 1Password, and all of the important qualifiers: using passwords only once, saving a password each time they create one, using 1Passwords password generator. Wondering if y'all have any tips and tricks for making 1Password particularly useful for tech-averse or elderly users. Their main devices are ipads. Thanks in advance!113Views0likes2CommentsKeyword search with 'create new item' being wonky
So this is just a small thing I've been battling for a little while, not sure if a bug or by design. When I go to create a new item via the 1password app on MacOS, specifically an API key entry, I always search for API to get the template, because that's in the title of the credential I want to create so I assume that will get me there. When I search for API, the API credential option does not show up. But when I search key, THEN it shows up as on option. Even if you search for the exact asset by name, it still doesn't show up So I thought that maybe I was using this wrong or searching for what I wanted incorrectly, But if I search credit then credit card shows up no problem. Same thing for Identity So I guess this is a bug report, but maybe a feature request, but maybe 'i might be doing something wrong'? Thanks XD6Views0likes0Comments1Password extension unusable in Safari on Mac
Running Tahoe 26.3.1 on my MacBook Air with 1Password for Mac 8.12.8 installed and filling in logins on websites in Safari is absolutely atrocious. It seems to work about 10% of the time. When I attempt to fill login forms, I will click the extension icon in Safari and it will either not load, load a broken box, or take 25 seconds to load. WHAT IS GOING ON?! I have perused the community and tried all the "solutions." I have uninstalled the extension and reinstalled it dozens of times. I switched to 1Password because it was bulletproof. But now it is the least reliable item in my stack. The downfall of this app should be studied. Just absolutely sad.126Views2likes9CommentsiOS 26.2 AutoSave Incorporation Possibility?
Recently, other password managers like NordPass have https://nordpass.com/blog/nordpass-ios-update-notes/#nordpass-4101-latest, which acts the same way the 1Password Browser Extension does, where it automatically saves login info upon logging into an app or website. In theory, 1Password should be able to mimic this capability, correct? It's only available on iOS 26.2 and above, but this capability SHOULD make the hassle of saving passwords & logins on iOS & iPadOS practically non-existent. I've seen that in the https://releases.1password.com/ios/beta/#1password-for-ios-8.12.6-31, there was a patch note that read... It’s now easier to generate and save passwords when you use Autofill. ...but that doesn't specify whether autosave is incorporated yet or not, and the Testflight beta is at full capacity, so I wanted to see if I could possibly get some clarification.56Views0likes2CommentsWatch Tower and ignores for 2FAs plus ignored Passkeys??
I need another item clarified. When I check my score in Watch Tower, I see about 14 items that were not set up for 2FA. It is now down to 8, but all I did was ignore. The reason being that I have Passkeys for some of these. Then choosing to ignore is ok and should raise the Watch Tower score, correct? The other part is more concerning. I have a Passkey for a Google account, yet Watch Tower is listing that Google account as a Passkey possible. Should I just ignore and take this as SOP? Seems odd that I try to login to my GMAIL and it lists possible Passkeys, yet Watch Tower says that account has a Passkey available - like I never created one. This is just one example and I have screenshots of both the Passkeys in 1PW and showing the Passkeys available for me for Google accounts.15Views0likes0CommentsSaving login credentials in iOS apps
How does 1pw pick up the pw creation when signing up in an app? I know it does well with website logins but many apps I have to generate a pw and save as a new login. 1pw won’t pick it up and run with it like browser/site creations. Is it something I’m not doing right? My assumption is that apps are much harder for 1pw to see on my iOS phone. Versus sites that the Edge extension sees about all the time.Solved75Views0likes2Comments