The ability to give an emergency recovery key to my loved ones in a sealed envelope, and to save a note in 1P for them to read should anything terrible ever hap

The ability to give an emergency recovery key to my loved ones in a sealed envelope, and to save a note in 1P for them to read should anything terrible ever happen; that note tells them where to find my bank details^ (1P), various PINs to unlock my devices (1P), logins to my not-web-based email and web servers (1P). I keep everything in 1P. Why carry around a library/health/gym/etc. card when you need the number once a week? 1P. Credit cards. Colour copies of my passport & licence. Backups of SSH keys. Passwords to sparsebundle disk images containing sensitive files. Loyalty program numbers & PINs. It does so much that Chrome doesn’t. The iOS apps are magnificent. Their sync service is magnificent. I couldn’t live without it. (^A friend of mine died a few years ago and we had a hell of a time figuring out where his finances were. Shit job. Don’t let that happen to your friends. Label your stuff in a password manager and make sure someone you trust has the key.)