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Rewarding oneself
There are occasions on which it is right and proper to mark ones own reply as the solution to one's own post. In legitimate cases this is creditable behavior, however anyone who has ever put on a black hoodie will immediately anticipate something like Your solution has been accepted on 1Password Community 1Password Community 5:13 PM You have earned a new rank in 1Password Community! 1Password Community 5:15 PM Please excuse me while I consider solutions to this vexing problem.
Unlocking speed increase when moving from M1 to M4 processor?
We're in the market for upgrading our Macs and were wondering if anyone has found a noticeable change in unlocking (or general app speed) when upgrading from an M1 to M4 processor? Single core speed increase is generally about ~ 80% based on GeekBench score, but was seeing if that seems "about right" in real life. Thanks!Introduction thread!
I am actually checking if there's any introduction posts (or even a existing introduction thread) here in the community forums, but since there's none I'll do it myself. To get started, I'll introduce myself first to break the ice. I'm Andrei Jiroh Halili, a college student and Autistic from the Philippines! You might see me at 1Password Developers public Slack workspace as a developer tools user and https://github.com/1password/for-open-source user for https://github.com/1Password/for-open-source/issues/1064 (disclosure: https://hackclub.com/fiscal-sponsorship), but I also occasionally write things at https://blog.andreijiroh.dev.Random but Memorable 15.5: How cyber warfare really works with Hayley Benedict
Hey everyone! 👋 A new episode of 1Password's Random but Memorable podcast has dropped! Listen now Watch on YouTube Episode summary What does cyber warfare really look like behind the headlines? This week, Roo sits down with Hayley Benedict, a cyber intelligence analyst at RANE, to explore the evolving world of digital conflict. From hacktivists to disinformation specialists, Hayley shares how nation states, criminals, and ideologically driven groups are blurring lines — and why data theft, disruption, and doubt remain the weapons of choice. 🎙️🛰️ In Crash Course, we cut through some industry jargon to explain Zero Trust: never assume, always verify. And in Watchtower Weekly, ransomware gets a 2025 upgrade. Want to chat about anything we discussed on the episode? Let us know in the thread below!1Password's 20th Anniversary
Congrats Dave, Sarah, Roustem and Team on 1Password's 20th Anniversary. You've come a Long Way from your early days! I remember it. As a long time 1Password user myself. I've asked before, years back. Could there be a Lifetime Membership for 1Password? There wasn't ever a Definite answer as I recall, but I thought I would try again this year being your 20th Anniversary. I may have seen something similar on Twitter before (lost the link), no answers from there from email. Thanks for the memories.1Password branded security keys
OptimaX 's question about MFA referenced FIDO/WebAuthN/U2F security keys as one of the two methods which currently work for 1Password and the guide references two well-known brands suggested something like this: While I don't expect 1Password to open a manufacturing facility capable of producing their own engineered product line, or know what white label options exist in the current market, I would purchase this. The product image was created by OpenAI's Sora based on my prompts to ChatGPT based on Yubico Security Key Series and current 1Password logo. I've included the obvious wrongness because every subsequent effort was worse, but not as bad as the efforts by Gemini, Claude and Grok. Imagine one of them with a USB-C connector and another as NFC only.1PW.community search tips...
After going through a few frustrating moments EVERY time I come here - I decided to learn how make friends with this search. If you are looking for your old posts (or someone else's) type a username in the first level search - after you hit return there's a popup that will show up with that username - if you click that you'll get all the posts from that user. Note: it will show for all parts of the community forum - not just the one you started in. Also, that first level search is just that - you are likely to need to filter things down and the filters don't show up until you do at least a 2 character search. Then the search window changes so that you can put a topic in the main search window and then filter a Location (which discussion section ) or by Author. Oddly, I never saw anything other than grayed out for Last Update or Replies which would be useful if they worked. One side note (since this is a lounge) It's funny how the Device Trust discussion has essentially 1 post. I guess we don't trust that one 😁
