Feature Request: Advanced search
Without addressing any other feature dance, let me reinforce the NEED for advanced search. Anyone who has used 1Password for any substantial length of time will find the absolute need to be able to search on specific fields, and while doing that be able to limit the search to the literal string or to have wildcards or fuzzy matching. For perspective, my earliest retained entry is from 2007. It does not matter if it is a login, a license, or a note. Please, please either tell us how to do this, or give us a delivery date. Can anyone tell me whether BitWarden supports this?
Batch Import QR Codes
Hi 1PW, I am moving over from LastPass, and I'd love it if you built a workflow to help me migrate from LastPass Authenticator. LastPass Authenticator allows me to show the QR code so I can export my OTPs, but it's a drag to enter them into 1Password. Could you let me enter a batch mode where I can scan the QR code I want to import, then let me find the Form Fill I want to attach it to? e.g. as a user, I open my original LastPass Authenticator (LPA) on the screen of my "old" device or using iPhone Mirroring (life hack!); I then get LPA to show the "Export QR Code." --> In 1PW on my "new" phone, or on 1PW Mac using iPhone Mirroring, I use 1PW to scan the QR code. I want 1PW to offer to tag that new OTP it just scanned to whichever Form Fill I find via search, select, and then OK, and then resume scanning more QRs. (Note that the "new" and "Old" phone above only refers to the fact that the "old" phone is the one with all the OTPs on it that you want to import.") This should be much more efficient way of migrating from LastPass (Authenticator). Thanks!
Require password if the host device required it
I'm pretty sure there isn't an option for it, in which case this is a feature request. I would like 1Password to require a password other than accept biometrics to unlock the first time it's opened after the device it's running on itself required a password. You can quickly and inconspicuously force the iPhone to require a password by holding volume and power buttons briefly, and it would be convenient if 1Password followed suite, re-enabling biometrics again after the password is entered. I imagine that if this feature existed it would be a checkbox next to the Confirm My Password dropdown. However, I have enough no idea which devices, if any, expose an API to learn the method by which the device was unlocked.Add tags to favorites
Hi all, I tried to look for similar discussions but I found none... If I'm wrong, sorry for the inconvenience... At least I tried to not waste anybody's time 😅. In our companies we organized our one password entries by customers and projects having a vault for each client and a tag for each project. Wouldn't be useful (or it's already possibile and I'm missing it) add a tag to favorites, since each one of us is mainly focused on one project at time? It's quite annoying to scroll, every time i open the 1Password window, trough all the tags just to find my API keys, SMTP settings and so on... Being able to add a tag to favorite will probably result in having my required items ready when the app starts, ready to go.
Ok, I get that "Unlock with iPhone" Isn't Available Through Apple, but...
What about if you had "Unlock through 1Password" from your phone? Example: Go to 1password on mac - it's locked Say "unlock with 1password" - click it Go to phone, open 1p 1p prompts for face 1p prompts for approval for mac unlock 1p on mac now unlocked Right now i'm having to cut and paste strong passwords, which cannot be very secure.New function advice
Dear 1Password Team, I am writing to propose an enhancement to the device management functionality within 1Password. Currently, in the "Linked to your Account" section of the web interface's "My Profile" page, I can view and remove devices connected to my account. However, the browser extensions (Edge, Chrome, etc.) lack specific device identification, making it difficult to distinguish which extension belongs to which physical device. This necessitates multiple attempts to manage them effectively. Proposed Enhancements: Browser Extension Labeling: Implement a feature that allows users to add custom labels or annotations to browser extensions within the "Linked to your Account" section. This would enable users to easily identify which extension corresponds to a specific device. For example, I could label an extension as "John's Work Laptop Chrome" or "Home PC Edge." Desktop Application Device Management: Extend the "Linked to your Account" functionality to the 1Password desktop application. This would provide users with a centralized location to manage all connected devices, including browser extensions, directly from their computers. These improvements would significantly streamline device management and enhance the user experience by providing clearer identification and control over connected devices. Thank you for considering these suggestions. Sincerely,
Editing file names and adding recovery codes
Hello, It would be great to be able to change the name of a file in-app (without having to download then upload the file to do it), it would be very useful for many people and would simplify things for us. Finally, the possibility of adding recovery codes, either via a section (hidden?), or something else. Personally, I always add my recovery codes to 1Password (a bit illogical because if I no longer have my logins, i.e. 1Password, I don't have my recovery codes either, but it allows me to centralize everything and also if I lose the other copy in the other place, I can always recover from 1Password). Thanks
Do Not Offer to Save Password on Specific Subdomain
I am an IT administrator who uses 1Password for both personal and work accounts (with separate vaults), and I am part of multiple teams within my organization. I want to allow prompts to save and update passwords on most sites, but there are a few specific subdomains where I never want to save a newly created or updated password. In the specific example that is prompting this discussion, I want to save and autofill on most Google URLs (accounts.google.com, etc.) for personal accounts, but I never want a prompt to save when I reset another user's password in the Google Admin Console (admin.google.com). From what I have seen so far, it doesn't seem to be possible to blacklist specific subdomains for this purpose without fully disabling all autofill and save options for that site/those passwords. Allowing users to block specific subdomains from prompting to save or update would be incredibly beneficial.
