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Please update the Windows Tray Icon
The black and white icon used in the system tray for Windows is very challenging to see, particularly in dark mode. It's basically monochrome and blends in with other system icons like wifi or sound settings. See attached for an example. Note the lack of color or any other clear identity/definition, particularly in Dark Mode. It is lost in a sea of other icons. I have been waiting for this to change for literally years. The old blue icon was great and very easy to spot. The new one annoys me every time I have to hunt to find it. I am begging you to please, please change the icon to at least match the one used literally everywhere else like in browser extensions or phone apps., Current Version: 1Password for Windows 8.10.75 (81075001)Apply passkeys even if the app name isn't a perfect match
I don't think it's a technical limitation, but let me know if I'm mistaken. 1password refuses to use passkeys on apps that don't fully match the name and signature of the app where the passkey was created, which makes zero sense to me. I have certain apps that share the same user account and I also frequently use modified APKs for convenience. I understand the security risks related to using a passkey on a modded app, for example, but this seems like something the user should have control over. Just display a warning and allow to override it if needed. 1password should be making the decision of where I do or do not apply my credentials.
Permit/block access to vault by IP?
I have a situation where we want to allow access to a specific vault when they're using a given source IP. When coming from that same IP, we would want to block access to all other vaults. When using other IPs, we would want to grant full access. It doesn't appear to be doable now, but I would like to put in a feature request.
Improve “Sign in with” Dropdown UX (Sort & Filter)
Introduction Long-time Family and professional user here, and I must say I’ve been missing a better UX for the “Sign in with” feature for quite some time already... More specifically: As a user, when interacting with the "sign in with" dropdown and when I have too many "sign in with" options, it becomes difficult to find exactly which one I want to use. Sign in with dropdown 1Password for Mac 8.12.2 (81202037) Suggested changes 1. Sorting The dropdown currently doesn’t appear to follow a clear or predictable order. Looking at the image above, entries like “Beatport” and “Bitwig” appear between “Google” and "Microsoft", and it’s not obvious why. So, how about Use a clear default sort order (e.g., alphabetical by Name) Bonus: allow an optional (ascending or descending) sorting criteria by other fields, such as Username Website Tag Date (last edited) ... 2. Searching / Filtering Frequently when I open this dropdown, I already know which login I want to use. So it would be much faster if the dropdown supported typing to filter results... Even a basic, incremental search would be good enough already (because, currently, we have nothing.) Conclusion These changes are small UX improvements, but that would make daily use smoother for power users. With many entries, predictable ordering, searching and filtering make a big difference... And, of course, from an implementation and design perspective, you could also put all that into a reusable UI component. Who knows, searchable dropdowns might be useful elsewhere in the app…!
Environments should quote .env values
I just started experimenting with Environments to mange my .env files. I use https://direnv.net/ to load my .env files into my shell and it immediately started complaining. As it turns out, my previous plain text .env had quoted values in some cases, for instance a secret that contains a "&" and another one with ")". It would be nice if Environments either quoted values by default or offered the option to do so. Would also be nice if my #comments were preserved on import.
Environments feature request: Add notes to variables & insert them as comments in the final .env
Hey folks! I'm really liking the Environments Beta, but one thing I'm missing is the ability to keep the comments I had in my old manual `.env` file. For example I have an API key that has no indication of which actual account it's for, so it would be really nice to be able to add this as a note in 1Password and have it end up in the resulting .env file. So in this example, the "API_KEY" variable would have a note attached in 1Password that said "Associated account is frobulator@example.com" and the resulting .env file would look like this: $ cat .env # This file was generated by 1Password. Any manual edits will be lost. # For more information, visit: https://developer.1password.com/docs/environments/local-env-file BASE_URL=https://prod.example.com # Associated account is frobulator@example.com API_KEY=uophfpanfphbofsgfoibCVHDFBahpis
More robust quick access
It would be great if we could use the quick access to copy more that just username/password. When we select an item, could there be the usual username/password for copying but then a "More..." option that would show more fields to copy? I know there is the "Open item in new window" but that breaks the flow for just using the keyboard.
Feature Request: Change the way Favorites work
Current situation is that every favorite a employee creates in a shared vault is shared with everyone in the same permission group. This is confusing for the end-users since they expect that favorites are personal items only visible to them. Expected behaviour is that favorites are strictly related to the user who creates them and are not shared with anybody else. Please consider this for future developments, since this has been asked frequently by the community. Thanks
