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They made generating passwords more difficult. You can no longer tell it how many, e.g., special symbols to use, only to use them or not. This means regeneratin
by torstenvl 5y ago
They made generating passwords more difficult. You can no longer tell it how many, e.g., special symbols to use, only to use them or not. This means regenerating new passwords over and over until one fits site requirements, and/or manual tweaking that might unintentionally reduce entropy.
They stopped supporting the mobile extension. I can no longer invoke 1Password from Safari on iOS. If I'm lucky, then Safari's own AutoFill will recognize what I'm trying to do, and connect to 1Password that way. Otherwise I have to manually copy login credentials from the 1Password app to Safari. Either way, that is not an acceptable solution.
They make it increasingly difficult to find and use the non-subscription version of their software.
The new desktop software is a giant Electron mess.
And the developers respond to any and all criticism with the polite corporate-speak version of a giant middle finger.
- kemayo 5y ago> They stopped supporting the mobile extension. I can no longer invoke 1Password from Safari on iOS. They did provide an alternative, to be fair -- they're shipping a Safari web extension that you can turn on, which gives you about the same behavior as in a desktop browser. Honestly, I find that the built in iOS autofill stuff works fine for my purposes. I recognize that's probably very specific to the exact sites I'm using, though...
- torstenvl 5y ago> they're shipping a Safari web extension that you can turn on, which gives you about the same behavior as in a desktop browser I'm sorry, but this is not accurate. The extension they're shipping is intentionally crippled unless you pay the monthly ransom and give Agile Bits sole control over your passwords. https://ibb.co/XC0PkD9 https://ibb.co/XC0PkD9
- kemayo 5y agoHuh, I didn't realize the extension didn't support standalone vaults. That's pretty shitty of them, then.