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Search for CLI
Hi! I'd like to request a feature: For the 1Password CLI (`op`) to support searching, just like the GUI client does. My use case: I have about 30 or so entries that I would like to add a tag to. All entries belong to the same domain "home.mydomain.com" (many have subdomains on it). In the GUI client I type "home.mydomain.com" and they all come up. I want to use a script using the `op` CLI to edit each, adding a tag to them. Right now the only method I can find is to first list all items and then retrieve each and do the search myself. That's very slow. It would be great if I could send a search them off and get back a list of results. This could be as simple as `op item search "home.mydomain.com" --format=json` and then I could edit each of those items. Thanks!
Is it possible to change the color of the labels?
Hi, I have been using 1Password for a few days and I would like to ask whether it is possible to change the color of the labels, in order to distinguish which ones are private and which ones are shared with the company. At the moment, the default color appears to be green for all label types. Thank you, BrFeature Request - include number in memorable passwords
I really prefer the "memorable passwords," because it is so much easier to use them when not using my own device (i.e., no 1Password installed.) That being said, many sites have password requirements that include lower case, upper case, special characters and a number. All of those can be met with the memorable password generator settings ... except for the number. I end up adding a number to the suggested passwords, but it is a pain to navigate the copy / paste / type / cancel / paste (again) / type (again) / submit, etc. Would it be easy to include the option of including a number in a suggested memorable password? Thanks ...
Unlock 1Password Mac app via QR code scan from mobile device (like browser extension authorization)
When the 1Password browser extension needs authorization, I can scan a QR code with my phone's 1Password app and approve the request — this is seamless and secure. I'd love to see this same capability extended to unlocking the native Mac (and Windows) desktop app. Current pain point: When 1Password on my Mac is locked and requires my master password, my only options are: Type the full password manually Use Touch ID (if my Mac has it) Since I use a strong, randomly-generated master password that I rarely type, I often need to open 1Password on my phone, find the password, and manually transcribe it, which is slow and error-prone, or copy and transfer it via Universal Clipboard, then paste it into the unlock field and submit. Proposed solution: When 1Password Mac displays the unlock screen: Show a "Scan QR code" option alongside the password field I open 1Password on my phone (already unlocked via Face ID/Touch ID) I tap a "Scan to unlock another device" option I scan the QR code on my Mac screen 1Password Mac unlocks via secure device-to-device authentication This mirrors how apps like Steam, WhatsApp Web, and Telegram handle cross-device authentication, and is similar to 1Password's existing browser extension authorization flow. Even better, if a direct device-to-device communication (e.g. via Bluetooth or local network) could allow 1Password on my phone to automatically detect and unlock 1Password on my Mac, without even needing to scan a QR code, that would be the ideal experience. Security considerations: This wouldn't weaken security — it would still require: Possession of an already-authenticated device Biometric authentication on the phone The secure encrypted channel 1Password already uses for QR-based sign-in 1Password Version: 8.x OS Version: macOSRequire account password reminder on mobile
Hello, My problem: In mobile app I’m using the „Require Account Password” set to 7 days. My assumption is that this setting increases the security of my 1Password on mobile. However, I always face the password prompt in the least secure places. You know, 1Password on mobile is used on mobile. So it’s quite often that I need to fill in some random password to a service in a hurry. I’d say 90% of the times when I really need my password to be filled in, the app is locked and requires my master password. I do want however to keep that setting on. Having it to 30 days or „never” doesn’t solve the issue though - it makes it either less secure or just less frequent. My proposal. Send a push notification X hours before the password prompt will kick in. Having that, I’ll be able to find a secure place to type my quite long password instead of stressing out when typing password with errors in front of strangers because the ticketing service logged me out 🫠 (or there is any other „rush” situation).
