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I chose 1Password because it works seamlessly across iPhone/MacBook/Windows. https://agilebits.com/onepassword/windows https://agilebits.com/onepassword/window

I chose 1Password because it works seamlessly across iPhone/MacBook/Windows. https://agilebits.com/onepassword/windows https://agilebits.com/onepassword/windows

baldfat 11y ago
Linux?
- sarahprobono 11y ago
  Unfortunately not. https://discussions.agilebits.com/discussion/2846/new-product-request-1password-for-linux https://discussions.agilebits.com/discussion/2846/new-produc...
- resurge 11y ago
  They have browser extensions, so you can use it through that way on Linux it seems. https://agilebits.com/onepassword/extensions/ https://agilebits.com/onepassword/extensions/
  - martin- 11y ago
    "IMPORTANT: This extension requires 1Password 4 for Mac or Windows", so I guess not.
  - Oletros 11y ago
    No, it doesn't work in Linux, it needs the desktop app to work.
- kieranajp 11y ago
  The Windows version runs fine in WINE, alternatively they offer a very cut-down web-based solution called 1Password Anywhere (which I use on my Chromebook). (There's an official Android client too, which wasn't mentioned above)
- danieldk 11y ago
  The only way to get some (read-only) support in Linux is by syncing the 1Password folder with Dropbox (last time I tried it did not work locally). If you open the webpage that is in that folder via Dropbox, you can log-in and read password.
cozuya 11y ago
Does it have android fingerprint login/auth like Lastpass? This is my favorite feature and would hate to lose it.
- Oletros 11y ago
  No, it doesn't and it seems that it doesn't have 2 factor authentication or yubikey supper
  - lantins 11y ago
    1Password stores its encrypted data 'offline', so 2FA does not make sense for their product. Even with LastPass offering 2FA, its just that, authentication, its not used as part of the encryption/decryption process (I did read somewhere it helps with your local cached copy, but it doesn't effect the copy stored on their servers) If you wanted to use your YubiKey with 1Password, you could set a static password and 'split' your master password (half you remember, the other half is keyed in by the YubiKey)
    - Oletros 11y ago
      > 1Password stores its encrypted data 'offline', so 2FA does not make sense for their product. Why doesn't makes sense in a mobile device? > Even with LastPass offering 2FA, its just that, authentication, Like Touchid
- boundlessdreamz 11y ago
  They are supporting it only in marshmallow as of now
ciaranm 11y ago
Oh great! I've been using lastpass for a long time, I might've just overlooked this at the time.

I chose 1Password because it works seamlessly across iPhone/MacBook/Windows. https://agilebits.com/onepassword/windows https://agilebits.com/onepassword/windows

baldfat 11y ago

Linux?

sarahprobono 11y ago
Unfortunately not. https://discussions.agilebits.com/discussion/2846/new-product-request-1password-for-linux https://discussions.agilebits.com/discussion/2846/new-produc...
resurge 11y ago
They have browser extensions, so you can use it through that way on Linux it seems. https://agilebits.com/onepassword/extensions/ https://agilebits.com/onepassword/extensions/
- martin- 11y ago
  "IMPORTANT: This extension requires 1Password 4 for Mac or Windows", so I guess not.
- Oletros 11y ago
  No, it doesn't work in Linux, it needs the desktop app to work.
kieranajp 11y ago
The Windows version runs fine in WINE, alternatively they offer a very cut-down web-based solution called 1Password Anywhere (which I use on my Chromebook). (There's an official Android client too, which wasn't mentioned above)
danieldk 11y ago
The only way to get some (read-only) support in Linux is by syncing the 1Password folder with Dropbox (last time I tried it did not work locally). If you open the webpage that is in that folder via Dropbox, you can log-in and read password.

cozuya 11y ago

Does it have android fingerprint login/auth like Lastpass? This is my favorite feature and would hate to lose it.

Oletros 11y ago
No, it doesn't and it seems that it doesn't have 2 factor authentication or yubikey supper
- lantins 11y ago
  1Password stores its encrypted data 'offline', so 2FA does not make sense for their product. Even with LastPass offering 2FA, its just that, authentication, its not used as part of the encryption/decryption process (I did read somewhere it helps with your local cached copy, but it doesn't effect the copy stored on their servers) If you wanted to use your YubiKey with 1Password, you could set a static password and 'split' your master password (half you remember, the other half is keyed in by the YubiKey)
  - Oletros 11y ago
    > 1Password stores its encrypted data 'offline', so 2FA does not make sense for their product. Why doesn't makes sense in a mobile device? > Even with LastPass offering 2FA, its just that, authentication, Like Touchid
boundlessdreamz 11y ago
They are supporting it only in marshmallow as of now

ciaranm 11y ago

Oh great! I've been using lastpass for a long time, I might've just overlooked this at the time.