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by roustem 8y ago
Multiple browsers, Windows, Linux, Chromebooks, encrypted documents and other item types, sharing, travel mode, item history, watchtower (security audit), ...
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by roustem 8y ago
We are actually more than 100 people now. A big part of our team is dedicated to customer support. After all there are over 15 mln 1Password users and we get several thousand emails per day. There are over 30,000 businesses using 1Password.
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by roustem 8y ago
You probably purchased 1Password on different platforms? I do not think there was a single platform were 1Password had more than 2 paid upgrades.
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by roustem 8y ago
We tried that and it did not work out: https://web.archive.org/web/20160420141241/https://1password... People were confused. A lot of them purchased both. Most of the population is different from technic
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by roustem 8y ago
Thank you, @hs86. We will not let you down!
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by roustem 8y ago
I am sorry to hear about the bad experience with 1Password 6! I was using 1Password 7 beta for the past few months and it worked well, we hope to release it in a few days. If you have a problem, please do not hesitate to send us an email or
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by roustem 8y ago
The support and development load is indeed much higher when it comes to standalone vaults. There is an infinite number of scenarios out of our control when it comes to Dropbox and WLAN sync. Several times in the past we had support inbox at
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by roustem 8y ago
I understand where you are coming from and we thought about advertising this feature. However, it would not be the best option for most of the customers. They would have to understand how to take care of local vaults, including syncing, bac
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by roustem 8y ago
You do not lose access to your data when you stop paying for the subscription. It switches to read-only mode.
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by roustem 8y ago
Better security and better user experience to start with. Unlike most of competing products, 1Password encrypts pretty much all information, including vault names, item titles, URLs, tags. It is easier to list what's not encrypted. It
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by roustem 8y ago
1Password 7 supports Windows Hello. It is now my favourite way to unlock 1Password :)
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by roustem 8y ago
Implementing things is not the hardest part. Supporting customers is the hardest part. Things will break and with manual syncing support is going to be a nightmare. Also, syncing is never easy.
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by roustem 8y ago
Every release of 1Password includes both subscription and standalone features. The download is available here: https://1password.com/downloads/ We always try to implement the new features for both standalone and subscr
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by roustem 8y ago
If you are looking for a standalone version of 1Password then it is exactly the same version: https://1password.com/downloads/ We do not make two different versions of the app.
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by roustem 8y ago
You can look at it from a different perspective. The customer could pay $5 and then cancel the subscription if they do not like the service. With the license purchase they have to make a large commitment upfront.
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by roustem 8y ago
For families: * Must simpler setup for sharing * Permissions (read-only vaults, etc) * Secret Key that is used in addition to the master password to better protect data stored in the cloud * Account recovery (can be done by the family organ
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by roustem 8y ago
If you look at 1Password features, a lot of them are simply not feasible to implement without having a server-side component. Most of them revolve around sharing, permissions, automatic backups, account recovery, 2FA, etc. Vault sharing is
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by roustem 8y ago
Sure. 1Password for Mac had WLAN sync implemented in version 4 there is no reason for us to remove it. 1Password for Windows is a full rewrite and the new codebase never had WLAN sync. We wanted to see if people really need it when we annou
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by roustem 8y ago
Most of the HN users reading this thread do understand the difference between licenses and subscriptions. It may seem strange but this is not the case for the vast majority of the users. We have customers emailing us about having a 1Passwor
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by roustem 8y ago
There is still an option to purchase a license. However, I have to disagree about the "feature finished". We had a lot of customer feedback over the years and 1Password Teams is based on it.
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by roustem 8y ago
There is no way we would want to know your keys. There are several million 1Password accounts and 1Password a huge attack target. All keys are generated on the client side and encrypted with a PBKDF2-hardened combination of Master Password
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by roustem 8y ago
In this case you can still purchase a license. It is less convenient but the option is there.
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by roustem 8y ago
AWS Secret Manager is a password manager for servers. Just like HashiCorp's Vault: https://www.vaultproject.io/ 1Password is a password manager for humans :)
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by roustem 8y ago
This is a good question. It was really difficult in the beginning to earn the trust but 1Password is now over 13 years old and there are over 15 million users. We started 1Password Teams project in 2015 and since then we had several extern
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by roustem 9y ago
Not single-threaded, single-process. It would be really hard to use a single-threaded app :) The 1Password mini used to be a separate process and it was using XPC to communicate with the main app.
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by roustem 9y ago
Yeah, we also get dinged for putting extra effort into release notes :)
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by roustem 9y ago
Did you check 1Password X?
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by roustem 9y ago
Not really. Your data would be safe even with 6 character master password (which will not be allowed by 1Password). The random Secret Key provides the additional protection against brute forcing accounts even when the master password is wea
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by roustem 9y ago
The key used to protect the data (before it is sent to 1Password.com) is generated as 100,000 iterations of PBKDF2-HMAC-256(Master Password + Secret Key). The most important part here is the Secret Key which provides additional 128 bits of
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by roustem 9y ago
I believe there was a case last year when one of the new AWS features was available in Terraform before it made it to CloudFormation :)

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