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iOS: Tapping edit on an item will open a previously edited item in certain cases
Similar issue as this post (which was closed so I couldn't just reply): https://1password.community/discussion/138397/1password-opened-to-edit-screen I've been doing a lot of work with 1 password today, and everytime I choose 'edit' for an item on the iphone, it opens the edit window for the PREVIOUS item. In other words: I search for an amazon password I edited and save data for that entry I search for a google password I click edit on that google password The edit window opens, but it's for the AMAZON password Actually lost a password to this today, and I'm kind of stunned. Was using both desktop and iphone versions (because I was transitioning from Authy to 1Password for 2fa and needed my phone's camera for the QR codes). Saved password on desktop and iphone for 1 item. Edited it on desktop. Switch to iPhone, searched a totally different item. Clicked edit, and it opened the PREVIOUS item. I couldn't choose to simply close. Had to "save" or "discard". Chose save, and it overwrite the edit on the desktop with the previous data which had not reached the iPhone via the cloud yet. 1Password Version: 8.10 Extension Version: Not Provided OS Version: macOS 14 and iOS 17.2 Browser: mac App and iOS App
New feature: Add tables to Secure Notes
I'd love to be able to move my more sensitive notes into 1Password, but need the ability to create tables. A markdown format using the | character to create a table would more than suffice. For example, | Name | Age | | Jae | 23 | could create a table with two rows and two columns 1Password Version: Not Provided Extension Version: Not Provided OS Version: Not Provided Browser:_ Not Provided
Request: Turn off username guessing in the apps [RESOLVED]
When I go to create a new login, the user name is prefilled with an email address I haven’t used in years. This shouldn’t have any email address, especially when I use Fastmail’s masked emails. I hope this is a bug and not a normal thing. 1Password Version: 8.10.56 Extension Version: Not Provided OS Version: iPad 18.2 and iOS 18.2 Browser: Not Provided
New item login field already populated
Hi, When I create a new item in the Linux, Android and iOS 1Password apps, the login field is already populated with an email address and focus is set on the password field. How to change that? I would like it to be empty. It is especially annoying because in my case, it is filled with a an email address I am not using that often. This change of behavior seems to be relatively recent. Thanks for your help. Spacehog
Share Wi-Fi Credentials via QR code!
👋 Hey everyone! We’ve made it even easier to share your Wi-Fi credentials with nearby family and friends with a new improvement to the Wireless Router item in 1Password: automatic QR codes! Conveniently share your Wi-Fi network name and password via QR code with your nearby family and friends by having them scan the code - no links or extra taps needed! How does it work? Starting today, 1Password will automatically generate and display a unique QR code for your Wireless Router item. Simply create the item, fill out the network name and network password fields, and voila! Your QR code will automatically appear and be ready for use 🙌 Can I conceal the code? By default, the QR code will display automatically for quick and convenient sharing. But, if you’d prefer to have it concealed by default, head to Settings -> Security -> Concealed Fields and deselect "Always show Wi-Fi QR codes”. With this setting turned off, you’ll be able to tap the code to reveal it before sharing. Where is this available? This feature is available in the latest version of 1Password for iOS, Android, Mac, Windows, and Linux. And that’s it! As always, we’d love to hear your feedback on this new feature. Let us know what you think in the comments. Stay safe 🔒iOS 18-compatible app icon
With iOS 18 just around the corner, I’ve been trying the public beta. One of the new features is tinted Home Screen icons. iOS does a (usually) decent job of converting icons to support tinting, but it skips those which are too difficult including the 1Password icon. Here’s some examples. For those who use tinted icons, it’d be great to have an app icon choice in Appearance settings that aligns with Apple’s app icon requirements for tinted icon support. https://developer.apple.com/design/human-interface-guidelines/app-icons 1Password Version: 8.10.38 Extension Version: Not Provided OS Version: iOS 18. Browser: Not Provided
