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I'm hanging on to 1password 6 for as long as I can. I can't use the browser plugin on firefox anymore, so I have to copy&paste my passwords in, but at least I h
by Graziano_M 5y ago
I'm hanging on to 1password 6 for as long as I can. I can't use the browser plugin on firefox anymore, so I have to copy&paste my passwords in, but at least I have my vault stored locally. I also paid something like $70 and had the rug pulled from under me when they wanted to start charging monthly on top of that.
It's not that I expect support forever for software I paid once for, but I think that the monthly, no local vault is worse than what they offered in 1password 6. I am OK with having to manually copy in passwords.
- jwong_ 5y agoI am using 6, and the classic extension still works for me on Firefox. It was only when they discontinued (and refused to port) the Safari classic extension that I couldn't use Safari anymore. [0]: https://support.1password.com/cs/1password-classic-extension/ https://support.1password.com/cs/1password-classic-extension...
- fortuna86 5y agoWorks for me on Chrome too, but not Brave (my browser of choice). Are there any security concerns holding on to 1p 6.0 ? I notice the mobile app still sees updates, but could there be in theory an unpatched security hold in the desktop app ?
- Graziano_M 5y agoThat's part of the reason I am OK with just copying and pasting in firefox. It keeps the desktop app isolated from the browser.
- fortuna86 5y agoYeah but the chrome plugin still works at full functionality.
- Graziano_M 5y agoYes but I don't want to use chrome, especially after they break ad blocking. To answer your question about the security: I don't know. I don't audit it, and copying and pasting lets me not really have to worry about the security of the browser extension.
- fortuna86 5y ago> especially after they break ad blocking Ublock Origin still works for me, what are you referencing ?