1Password: Password Manager

Crazy how this app is so essential and not something apple natively has in its OS. Thank you for keeping it so usable

1password seemed a promising password manager but after a while it keeps crashing when i boot up Ubuntu. It even crash without opening the app. At the request of support I send the logs and the 1password log. No response, no solution. Deleted the app and moved to Proton Pass and Bitwarden. These apps work flawlessly. I did not received a (partial) refund. If you use Ubuntu stay away from this app. It’s not worth the money and support is not good. Updated the review. Had contact with support and they promised a solution.

I use it for many years now and still love it! It’s safe, tons of options, looks and works great!

It consumes a lot of battery in the background even though the background sync is disabled system wide and I don’t use 1P’s Safari extension. Very disappointing to see this issue has been brought up to 1P’s attention on other mediums (eg Reddit) for weeks. I’ve uninstalled it.

The app is great, been using it for years and I am very satisfied with it. A must have!

I've logged in like 8 times today already. App is offline, credentials are incorrect, blah blah blah.

- When you upload an image as login icon and save it, sometimes it reverts to the default and you have to upload it multiple times.
- Cannot set passwords on Collections or individual Vaults, like a pincode to access.
- Can't create additional "Archive" sections. There's one by default named Archive where you can put passwords you don't use often anymore to remove clutter from your main inbox. What if you want to make more in that style for other things? You can't.
- Can't rename uploaded files.
- Hard to reorder items, it's not very smooth sometimes when dragging up all the way.
- Automatically deletes deleted logins after 30 days. What if I don't want this or want a different period like 1 year? I can't. I accidentally without me knowing, applied the OTP password the wrong login. Preventing me from logging into that account. Couldn't find the history after a long time.
- Keep having to login again and again on 1Password for iOS even though I applied the setting to not ask for a password every single time.
- It doesn't open the search bar by default. It is such a hassle. People will always search quickly for a password instead of scrolling through the list.
- The search bar is not working properly. Even when I fully type out my microsoft email account, it still does not prioritze it to the top over something else.
- There is no setting to quickly delete tags in bulk. Or all at once.
- Passkeys from 1Password don't work for Google Login. It's say, "something went wrong".
- Sometimes on a new installation, my icons dont load. And it will try to pull them from the server despite my setting telling NOT to do that.
- No way to sync settings across devices. For every device I have to set my settings again and again.
- The developers are lazy. I asked them for help in the past by mail. And they do try to "help" and "relay" information but it's been a year and it's still a buggy mess without improvement.

So I looked at all major password managers for myself and my family including young kids. All have issues but I found that 1password and Bitwarden have the least problems.
For 1password the issues are: it's expensive, has no Emergency contacts or Heirship facilities, only 5 family members (why 5 family members when Apple, Microsoft and Google all use 6 family members in a family, is 1password smarter then the market leaders?) and the Start here menu item is eating precious real estate of my screen. After finishing all the steps it's still there. Anoying! Why not make it a removable item in the edit home menu list?
The rest is working like FaceID, Windows Hello, passkeys sync and sharing, Chromebook, breach control, 2FA and user friendly.
After long and tedious testing our family has chosen Bitwarden Family due to Emergency contacts and the lower cost for a family of 6.

Instructions in the Mac app don’t match the interface of the iOS app, QR code is nowhere to be found. The only thing worse than their app is their browser extension which is throwing server errors all the time. If this app wasn’t forced upon me I’d delete it within a few minutes and never look back.

After trying Bitwarden (clunky interface), Enpass (bad MacOS support), Lastpass (security issues), I am now finally at home with 1Password.
Using this tool on all kinds of platforms is a breeze. Integration with browsers, command line, mobile; no problem. Passkeys and login fields are handled perfectly. Payment details; no problem.
Interface can sometimes be annoying with login field detection, and offer to store passwords, but that’s just me.

First app I install on a device. I recommend this app as your default password manager. Autofill is great. Also helps filling out forms. Can hold different vaults for personal and work related items. Supports: Passkey, 2FA and SSH keys. Just download it already. Thank me later

Tools for free are not for free. You will always in a other way, like you private data and also passwords
1Password woks perfect and easy. You pay some, and you get the best. Also the multi user license.
I’m using it for years now, en keep it that way

Using this app on my iPhone and Mac for years, works very good, never had a better password manager. There is only one big annoying thing and that are the popups in Safari lately…no I don’t want to install the extension, yes I want to get rid of those popups

App crash when scan the QR-code during setup. Not possible to use the mobile app :(

I purchased a license but the app crashes when scanning the QR code. So i cannot use the app now. Disapointing.

Force you to read notifications or go through tutorials to remove annoyances from the app. I don’t know what sort of relationship their product owners think people have with their password manager, but they lack taste. I’ll switch to one of the many alternatives without such gimmicks as soon as I can be bothered migrating.
Update: switched to Bitwarden. Life is good.

It’s a high-priced tool. Not everyone can appreciate the tool for such pricing. But if you have been using it for a while (and if you are vendor locked-in), this tool is good. It always works and I believe I can trust it.

Alle wachtwoorden veilig op één plek en te gebruiken op al mijn devices. Ik gebruik het voor mijn bedrijf, mijn klanten en nu ook samen met mijn gezinsleden. Werkt als een zonnetje!