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I can certainly echo the (HN) poster's comment from a few days ago: > I am having trouble with the date formats on macOS. My passport expiry is shown in MM/DD/
by smileybarry 3y ago
I can certainly echo the (HN) poster's comment from a few days ago:
> I am having trouble with the date formats on macOS. My passport expiry is shown in MM/DD/YYYY, even though my date locale is clearly set to DD.MM.YYYY. In 1Password 7, as far as I can tell, it used to be DD/MM/YYYY.
> I have literally had a ton of trouble because of this because I entered my passport expiry date wrong on an airline form. As both numbers in the date can be flipped and will still show a valid date, this error isn't easy to catch, either. After looking this up, it has been first reported over 1.5 years ago! That is not an acceptable timeframe!
I've already had some wrestling with incorrect date formatting in 1Password, but I recently added my family's passports and almost made the exact same mistake.
You could somewhat justify future support back when 1P 7.x was in support, but now that it's completely EOL (mobile app is unlisted), there's absolutely no reason for this. It's literally one system API call. (Which they're already using in the "modified/created" fields on iOS!)
- NikxDa 3y agoI am happy to report that after my post on here a developer has reached out, and the issue is indeed fixed for me in the latest nightly build of 1Password. Seems like this issue can finally be wrapped up :)