And that's fine IMO as long as you know you are making a tradeoff. But unless you have your 1Password setup to need the secret every time you go to have it fil

And that's fine IMO as long as you know you are making a tradeoff. But unless you have your 1Password setup to need the secret every time you go to have it fill in the password, the seed string is in memory unencrypted along with your passwords (or more specifically, it's stored in a way that it can be decrypted by the app/extension on it's own). That makes it one spectre/meltdown style exploit away from getting everything needed to login to the account. Still, if that system works for you, then good! having any 2fa (even SMS) is better than nothing, storing TOTP codes in a password manager is better than SMS, storing them in a seperate device is better still, and U2F keys are even better still. Like anything it's a gradient of tradeoffs, but I've seen too many people go from Google Authenticator to 1Password in an attempt to further secure their account, and I just like to point out that there's a good chance it's doing the opposite.