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I know "local man doesn't notice anything" isn't a compelling story, but the transition didn't cause any noticeable changes for me. I'm still very happy to pay
by TehShrike 5y ago
I know "local man doesn't notice anything" isn't a compelling story, but the transition didn't cause any noticeable changes for me.
I'm still very happy to pay 1Password to be responsible for my most important data.
- CharlesW 5y agoAlso FWIW, I haven't noticed any issues since the move to Electron, and continue to find it the best password manager for me, my family, and our myriad devices. As I type this, according to Activity Monitor there are 4 1Password processes using 0.0% of my CPU and about 225MB of my RAM.
- bliteben 5y agoI've noticed it not connecting on windows, I have to open the addon window twice pretty often.
- seanw444 5y agoWhile it's certainly gotten better, it still blows my mind that Electron can make an app as simple as a password manager use a quarter of a gig. I'll take a TUI at <30 MB tops any day. Or CLI.
- CharlesW 5y ago> While it's certainly gotten better, it still blows my mind that Electron can make an app as simple as a password manager use a quarter of a gig. Does anyone recall what the pre-Electron version used on macOS?
- bluehatbrit 5y agoI've not noticed anything either, to be totally honest I actually prefer the new electron version. It's a nicer application in general and I've had no performance issues at all. I only wish I could get it on my old "take anywhere" macbook which for some reason is refusing to update to the latest macos version. I'd say my one general gripe with 1Password's current major offering is that it's awkward to backup my passwords outside of 1Password. It's possible, but requires figuring out my own solution rather than just having something baked in.