After 10 years, goodbye 1password :(

smartie wrote: ↑ Sorry, what happened for 1Password? I just checked iOS app and it works

hvwkzq wrote: ↑ Too expensive for what it is, made by people who believe they know what is best for everyone. You cannot shorten the time to automatically clear the clipboard on iOS; multiple apps can read your password during the 90 seconds it takes. If you are the organizer of a family subscription, you can permanently delete another user's all data without any warning, and they try to justify this with their ridiculous responses for years. Many more issues. Switch to Bitwarden or KeePass.

flood4 wrote: ↑ The "old" 1password, the one without subscription you could use since forever, stoped working yesterday.


To be precise, Chrome 99 signature change and the chrome 1password's extension can't authentifiante the browser, so no autofill anymore, which kinda render the app useless. (the app still works and you can copy-paste your passwords, but I'm already tired of doing that after <24h).

I knew that date was coming, but here we are.
On the fence on paying (1P offer 50% off for 3 years), or using bitwarden, which I'm already using at my job.
It gets the job done, but way less polish than 1p, and more cumbersome to use daily.

engineered wrote: ↑ +1 for Bitwarden.

ccya965041 wrote: ↑ If you are in Apple eco-System, the use of KeyChain should make more sense as it will automatically sync with different Apple products. Even Samsung account can handle password management as well.

flood4 wrote: ↑ But it doesn’t always auto fill and after find your password to copy paste it is close to impossible.

Some sites haves 3 fields(ex : company id, user, pass) and keychain doesn’t work well with them.

You can’t write note down note (Ex: your security questions)

1pas is much better for credit card management.

bylo wrote: ↑ ++i for BitWarden.

When LastPass tried a money grab last year and pissed me off, the migration to BitWarden took me maybe 10 minutes start to finish. Couldn't have been easier. So check if they also handle 1Password.

BitWarden is FOSS for unlimited, all platforms, use. If you need any of the optional Premium features, or like me, just want to show your support, an annual subscription is US$10/year. I just renewed. Best CA$1/month I've ever spent.

hvwkzq wrote: ↑ Switch to Bitwarden or KeePass.

bylo wrote: ↑ ++i for BitWarden.

When LastPass tried a money grab last year and pissed me off, the migration to BitWarden took me maybe 10 minutes start to finish. Couldn't have been easier. So check if they also handle 1Password.

BitWarden is FOSS for unlimited, all platforms, use. If you need any of the optional Premium features, or like me, just want to show your support, an annual subscription is US$10/year. I just renewed. Best CA$1/month I've ever spent.

BaileySyd wrote: ↑ Interesting. I use LastPass and hadn't heard of BitWarden before. I need to check it out.