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1passwordx nowadays is actually better than my 1password OSX experience. You should try it. I'm slowly moving myself off of OSX over to manjaro and I was shocke
by swozey 7y ago
1passwordx nowadays is actually better than my 1password OSX experience. You should try it. I'm slowly moving myself off of OSX over to manjaro and I was shocked at how good 1px worked. It's more "the full app" than it is a "mini mini" like I assumed it'd be, but admittedly I haven't used it for a full 8 hour work day yet so maybe I'll have complaints in a few months.
I cannot wait to finally get off of 1password completely, though. Their latest mini update is an absolute joke. They break app functionality or they shove a detour in my workflow several times a year. Usually connectivity between the miniapp and full app break and when you're someone who enters passwords all day long you really start to notice how much slower you are when your workflow changes. I've had to reinstall the app multiple times this year because some $bug broke connectivity between the browser and the full app.
1pass's android app STILL does not have a password generator built inso you'll never want to create accounts using it but the rest of its functionality is pretty good. This is a huge annoyance of mine. I shouldn't have to go grab my laptop to make an account just to make sure I'm not using one of my in-memory passwords. Whatever password manager I pick would need full android integration.
- kyrra 7y agoFunny enough, I just saw a blog post saying that the 1px does give some nice benefits: https://blog.1password.com/why-i-switched-to-1password-x/ https://blog.1password.com/why-i-switched-to-1password-x/
- CraftThatBlock 7y ago1Password's Android app definitely has the password generator, it's the little gear next to the password field.
- swozey 7y agoI mean in the context of creating a new account, when the 1p app pops up in a password field, AFAIK there's no way from that to create a password. So you have to go into the app, generate one, then back out of the app and back to the app you're creating the password for. Unless I'm just missing a part of the UX, which is totally possible.
- CraftThatBlock 7y agoAh yes you are totally right. My bad!
- jacurtis 7y agoWanted to bump this. I used 1Password for years on Mac. It is truly amazing. I now use Linux about 60% of the time, and was worried about needing to switch password managers. But I was happy to learn that I can mostly rely on 1PasswordX in firefox on Linux. It is really good.