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> This "secret key" is not stored on 1Password's servers, instead it should be printed on a piece of paper and stored safely. While this is a good starting poin
by wkdneidbwf 4y ago
> This "secret key" is not stored on 1Password's servers, instead it should be printed on a piece of paper and stored safely. While this is a good starting point, it significantly reduces usability, since you need this piece of paper when re-installing 1Password.
you can bootstrap from an existing installation too. you’re painting this to be more of a hassle than it actually is in practice.
- sufficient 4y agomaybe… I sort of agree it's not a huge hassle when recovering from another still functional 1Password installation. I still think that the initial flow of asking the user to print something that looks complicated is something that turns away users who are less IT-savvy.