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Package manager support on arm64 Linux distributions
Can we get actual support for delivering 1Password releases using proper repositories and native package archive types recognized by the package managers on arm64 variants of Linux distributions? At least the big ones: Ubuntu [deb], Fedora/Redhat/SUSE [rpm] It's been ages since support for running 1password on arm64 Linux was delivered. Initially, in the forums 1Password staff said these releases weren't hosted in proper repositories and packaged because of toolchain issues with packaging up releases. Understandable initially, but approaching inexcusable at this point. It's tedious and annoying to have to do the manual downloads and installs of update gzips release after release. The arm64 version of the app doesn't even notify users that a new release is available, to trigger them to go through the manual tedium to stay up to date. Which seems at odds with 1Password's otherwise strong commitment to keeping users up to date and secure.
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)
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
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?
cryptpad and document-specific passwords
I sometimes access shared documents on cryptpad.fr that have document-specific shared passwords. I'm curious if anyone has figured out any good way to use 1password for this. It would be great to be able to use 1password to save these passwords and auto-fill them. I could of course just save them as a 1password note -- but even that would get confusing, figuring out what password goes with what doc by URL. 1Password does offer to save the password when I enter it -- but then it thinks it's associated with cryptpad.fr as a whole, and if I do this several times I have a bunch of cryptpad.fr passwords, and it offers to auto-fill them for any cryptpad.fr document, and it's difficult for me to keep track of which is which. 1Password does offer several different autofill options in the website field -- but only "anywhere on this website", and "only for this host". I really need to put the entire URL (with path) in the website field, and have it auto-fill only for this specific path on this host, only for this document. Is there a feature to do this that I haven't found? Has anyone else asked for it or thought about it? Thanks for any ideas!
1Password Access after Death, Legacy Contacts
I am not planning to die anytime soon, but sometimes things happen. Beyond securing my 1Password details in an Escrow account, or with a lawyer, or in a bank lockbox, does 1Password offer any means of allowing one or more designated member of the 1Password Families account to access the 1Password account in case of the primary owner's passing? Apple now offers the ability to add one or more https://support.apple.com/en-us/102631 so that in case of your untimely demise, an Access Key and a Death Certificate allows Apple to grant the holder of both of these to get a new Apple ID that has access to your Apple ID Account. It may be something 1Password wants to consider, though I realize that reviewing Death Certificates may not be on the high list of priorities for the team! 1Password Version: Not Provided Extension Version: Not Provided OS Version: Not Provided Browser: Not Provided
Please tell me how I can stop the "Save to 1Password" popup on every single field
Please can someone help me before I uninstall this extension; this is driving me mad: I've un-ticked the option I thought stops this: How can I stop this popup from appearing - I don't ever want it to pop up UNLESS I click the little drop-down arrow. This popup's positioning is really irritating - it almost always conceals the subsequent field, making it difficult to work my way through a field - the UX could be significantly better - e.g. make the popup smaller, the background slightly transparent, position it to the left or right of the field instead of below - there's plenty of ways this could and should be improved - the main one being that it really shouldn't ever be positioned on top of a form field. Please could some kind person on the development team give some thought to the above suggestions :-) Thank you, Alex
