at first blush, i was going to state this is much ado over nothing. this doesn’t affect anyone but snowflakes. a company can’t be in the position of supporting

at first blush, i was going to state this is much ado over nothing. this doesn’t affect anyone but snowflakes. a company can’t be in the position of supporting snowflakes. the fact that 1pw even engages customers at the level that such an issue is discussed at all, on their own forum, speaks volumes. but then, well, otoh after reviewing, regardless of that truth it still is despicable. removing a critical feature, without notice, in a point release, on a platform where it’s incredibly hard to rollback. 1pw needs to step up and release another point version with the feature restored. worse that that even, is the official PR spin couched as a personal reply. it leads with “oops thought no one used this feature. sorry!”. followed much later with: > We receive enough customer support from people who set up 1Password in this way that’s enough for me. i was a longtime customer, using it since the start. time to move on.