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It seems like sometimes products hit a point where they are actually pretty much done and consumers would be best served by the product going into maintenance m
by ajmurmann 7y ago
It seems like sometimes products hit a point where they are actually pretty much done and consumers would be best served by the product going into maintenance mode. Of course that doesn't happen because companies must grow and the spice must flow. In that case the product end up changing things for the sake of change or to enable additional monetization. I'm pretty sure Evernote hit that point years ago and could see the same argument being made for 1Password.
- lrem 7y agoIndeed. I'm using ancient versions of lightroom and 1password, because companies stopped selling software the way I want it. I don't feel I'm missing out, but one day they will stop working.
- bwoodruff 7y agoHey there. Ben from 1Password here. For what it's worth... we do sell licenses for 1Password 7. Please reach out to support@1password.com for details.
- lrem 7y agoOh cool, I'll come back to you once Apple inevitably breaks my 6.
- bwoodruff 7y agoDo you use Safari? If so that will unfortunately be coming with Safari 13.
- newscracker 7y agoWhy do people have to email support to know how to buy the standalone license? This has been intentionally made complex by Agilebits (I know that the official line is “not to confuse users” or something, treating all users like they can’t understand stuff).