1Password 7 for Mac and Windows - Save your passwords and log in to sites with a single click

@arunsathiya There was a bit of a mix-up, this is now a combo post for our Mac and Windows launches, which were last week and today, respectively :) Sorry for the repeat!!

@1password @cohix What options are offering users with Mac version 6.8.9?

@1password @hellotom You can download 1Password 7 from the Mac App Store, or you can download it from our website: https://1password.com/downloads !

@1password @cohix is it a paid upgrade or do you have an offer? Do you have an upgrade for standalone version without subscription?

@1password @hellotom It is a paid upgrade, yes! If you download from our website, you can purchase a license for version 7, but the Mac App Store version is for subscriptions only. There is launch day pricing at $15 off the regular price.

@1password @cohix thanks Connor. For how long will you be offering the discount?

@chrismessina Native app support 🙌🏽

@chrismessina Thanks so much for your kind words, Chris! :)

@arunsathiya If you're using another app for the 2FA codes, or you're using a different 2FA method, you can add a "2FA" tag to any item to make Watchtower ignore it in that report :)

@cohix Lovely! Thank you!

Hey there, Anders! Thanks so much for your feedback and support! So we can improve in the future, do you have any suggestions for how we could make 1Password more user-friendly?

@arlogilbert I have to agree with this. The browser extension used to be much more minimalist. It would really only show you relevant information for the site you are currently on. You could search also to find an item that might exist but isn't registering for the current site, but it was small and unobtrusive. The newer-ish update introduced "1Password X" in the browser (chrome had this for a while, pretty new in firefox) which is cool in many ways (i live the integration directly in the input fields, especially for suggesting secure passwords on a site you are registering for), but the popup box on the top of the browser now is basically the full 1Password experience. I don't quite know the difference between opening the full app and the extension now. I like the addition that "1Password X" brought with the integration directly in the input fields, but i wish the top right menu item would open up the more minimalist menu in the older versions. I know i can have the full 1Password experience by opening it up using shortcuts with from Alfred or Spotlight. Most of the time i need the minimal box. THe full 1Password only needs to be opened up once a week or so and i like not dealing with the extra stuff of the full application every time i get a password.

@arlogilbert @_jacurtis Hey there! Thanks so much for your feedback! The new mini has definitely been receiving lots of feedback, both positive and negative, so we really appreciate your thoughts! I'll pass this along to the team. Many of our users wanted a way to be able to use 1Password when they weren't able to download the main 1Password app, which is why we developed 1Password X. Between the extension and 1Password X, feel free to use whichever one you feel most comfortable with! :)

@_jacurtis @blowenthal3 Your comment makes no sense. I don't get to choose what I use. Now I am forced to use this massive cludgy interface. It's not like this is an app I only use once in a while, rather I probably open the dialog 100+ times a day while I navigate my work applications. As a power user I can tell you with absolute confidence that this interface is less efficient and makes me work harder to get the same thing done.

@_jacurtis @arlogilbert I apologize if my comment caused any confusion, Arlo. I'll pass along these additional details to the team.

@tonycalvis Thanks for the kind words, Tony :)

Hey there, Bogdan! I'm really sorry to hear that you've had this experience. Let's see what I can do to help. 1. You're completely right in that we greatly recommend 1Password.com accounts over standalone licenses. They're the most secure, convenient, and feature-rich way of using 1Password. We also understand that not everyone wants an account, which is why, based on user feedback, we continued to support and offer licenses in 1Password 7. If you signed up for an account and would rather switch back to using a standalone vault, no worries! Here’s a nifty guide that should walk you through the steps: https://support.1password.com/cs... 2. Our design team spent months meticulously crafting the new design for 1Password 7, but that definitely doesn't mean that it's perfect. We've been receiving a lot of suggestions and feedback for changes to the UI, both positive and negative, so we really appreciate you sharing your thoughts with us. I'll pass this along to the design team so they'll know your feelings on this. When you say that 1Password Mini seems dense, would you mind expanding on that a bit? I'd love to know what we could improve in the future. 3. One of the focal points for v7 was improving the performance of the apps, so I’m really sorry to hear that it seems like a downgrade to you. Would you be open to sharing your ticket ID with me so I can get some eyes on your request? We can also investigate the performance issue with you in the same conversation. 4. I’m sorry that the keyboard shortcut isn’t your jam. If you head over to your 1Password Preferences, you can change the combination under the “General” tab. 5. Folders are indeed gone, but they’ve been replaced with something better: Tags! We introduced a more flexible and powerful method of organizing your data a while back in the form of tags. As of 1Password 7 for Mac, we’ve upgraded that feature to nested tags. Your standard hierarchical folders are automatically converted to nested tags when you upgrade to 1Password 7. Smart Folders are still available for standalone vaults, but only on the Mac platform. I hope that this helps, but if you have any other questions or concerns, please feel free to reach out. We’re here to help!

@graver_ua Cheers Pavlo :)