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It is my hope that this article keeps the 1Password team steered away from in-browser solutions. I’ve seen a couple of experiments of them trying it, and I’d mu
by joshspankit 5y ago
It is my hope that this article keeps the 1Password team steered away from in-browser solutions. I’ve seen a couple of experiments of them trying it, and I’d much rather keep the awesome and extremely trustable methods that they have used up til now.
Anyone else remember when they essentially pushed OSX to get better at security by having a tunnel of protected memory? (It’s been a minute and I know I won’t be able to find the article, so please excuse me if the details are wrong)
- ben0x539 5y ago> I’ve seen a couple of experiments of them trying it, ? Browser-addon 1password has been the only way to use (modern?) 1password on Linux for a long time.
- noahtallen 5y agoThis is a recent development, but 1Password is now available on Linux as a native program, and it’s probably my favorite implementation! https://1password.com/downloads/linux/ https://1password.com/downloads/linux/
- ben0x539 5y agoI have this installed but I have no idea how to make it put passwords into a given password field, or save the password as I'm setting one somewhere, so I went back to the browser addon. I think I'm getting too old to copy+paste passwords by hand. :/
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