Yeah - the downside would be if someone got access my 1Password, they'd have EVERYTHING... Also, I always think that it's well and good having a super secure p

Yeah - the downside would be if someone got access my 1Password, they'd have EVERYTHING... Also, I always think that it's well and good having a super secure password/password manager, but that's not going to stop me accidentally typing it into a search box, someone looking over my shoulder, accidentally copying and pasting it into and email, or something equally stupid. 1P has some cool features to help prevent some user error (deletes the copy and paste history after a few seconds, auto locks the phone app, etc) but all it takes is some other dumb error on my part to circumnavigate all of their encryption. The convenience outweighs the risk for me at the moment.