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I've always kind of worried about scenarios like this given my dependence on 1Password. To mitigate, I ended up getting 1Password for my phone so that I can acc
by bradleyland 14y ago
I've always kind of worried about scenarios like this given my dependence on 1Password. To mitigate, I ended up getting 1Password for my phone so that I can access my passwords, even if my computer falls in a lake. I also try to avoid treating Dropbox like a backup. It's great for syncing, and I know they keep revisions, but I have a local TimeMachine backup, as well as an offsite backup through Backblaze (still need a password from my database for this). I could always recover my passwords from the TimeMachine backup if all my devices were to disappear at once.
- leejoramo 14y agoYou can also save the 1Password.html file where ever you want and access your passwords via any web browser with out the need for any 1Password app. It is a fully self-contained html app with all of the css, js and images (as data url's) included. http://help.agilebits.com/1Password3/1passwordanywhere.html http://help.agilebits.com/1Password3/1passwordanywhere.html