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Got 1Password 6 full license for OSX and loved it. Of course I bought also the Android app. Then switched to an iPhone and bought the app again, peanuts. Then I
by tuxone 5y ago
Got 1Password 6 full license for OSX and loved it. Of course I bought also the Android app. Then switched to an iPhone and bought the app again, peanuts. Then I had to start using again PCs and bough the windows full license for 1P 7.
I still use 1P 6 on macOS even though the missing support for Safari sucks (that actually made me switch to Firefox!)
My point is, there is literally zero added value with the subscription, it’s like buying cars with loans, in fact by buying full licenses I saved money.
I hope that 1P 6 and 7 will last me as long as possible, I don’t see any alternative at the moment. IMHO all other options are less secure and/or less convenient.
- dkonofalski 5y ago>there is literally zero added value with the subscription Hard disagree. Any security-focused software will have plenty to keep up with between OS changes, browser changes, site changes, new UI patterns, and even simple bug-fixes that you don't get from single purchases.
- tuxone 5y ago1P 6 running pretty well on last macOS makes your statement wrong. The fact that you pay a monthly fee doesn’t guarantee you anything you described. In fact there are plenty of feature requests that 1P team has just ignored over the years. Not only there is no upside but actually the missing local vault is an horrendous downside.
- dkonofalski 5y agoIf they stop updating 1Password and the app has vulnerabilities then there is a huge advantage to it and, therefore, my statement is not wrong.