1Password for Mac
Powerful password manager; integrates with Web browsers and more.
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1Password overview
1Password is a password manager that uniquely brings you both security and convenience. It is the only program that provides anti-phishing protection and goes beyond password management by adding Web form filling and automatic strong password generation. Your confidential information, including passwords, identities, and credit cards, is kept secure using strong encryption.
1Password fully supports major Web browsers, including Safari, Firefox, Chrome, and Opera. All browser extensions share the same encrypted data which means you never need to manually copy your passwords between browsers or from the password manager to a browser ever again!
Note: price shown in the listing is that of a 1-month subscription. To view other pricing options, go here.
1Password is also available for and syncs with Windows, iOS, and Android.
What’s new in version 8.10.56
- Guided Setup is now only shown for accounts that have been active for under two years.
- You can now search within search results.
- SSH keys in the PKCS#8 format that are encrypted with 3DES can now be imported.
- We’ve made visual improvements to the “Sign in with Identity Provider” prompt.
- You’ll now see a descriptive error message if you try to export when you’re offline.
- Username suggestions will now be based on the vault that you’re creating a new item in.
- We’ve made visual improvements to the SSH and CLI Activity Logs.
- We’ve made some visual improvements to the Developer experience pages (SSH Agent, CLI, Developer Watchtower).
- We’ve fixed an issue where Secure Notes weren’t displayed properly when Markdown formatting was turned off in Settings.
- We’ve fixed an issue where empty Document items could cause an export to fail with the error message “Export failed check your internet connection and try again”.
- If you have your language set to Deutsch, you’ll now see a “Dismiss” button on the “1Password is trying to unlock the browser extension” prompt.
- We’ve fixed an issue where archived and deleted items were sometimes included in search results.
- We’ve fixed an issue where you weren’t able to rename nested tags.
- When you export SSH private keys or public keys, you can now choose the desired name and location.
- The Developer Activity Log can now be viewed with more than 10 entries and includes filter options.
- You’ll now see “Connect” when you hover over ssh:// URls added to your items.
- We’ve fixed an issue where the Guided Setup progress shown on your Home screen didn’t match your actual progress.
- You’ll now see an alert if you try to dismiss the import items prompt while offline.
- We’ve resolved an issue where the LastPass importer couldn’t decode newer private keys.
- We’ve fixed an issue where you couldn’t connect to older SSH servers (OpenSSH 7.2 or earlier) with RSA keys when using the SSH agent.
1Password for Mac
$2.99
In English
Version 8.10.56
What users say about 1Password
Value: 5.0
I have been using 1Password for nine years. I love it and can't imagine not having it on all my devices. It's super simple to use and provides me with absolutely cruel passwords everywhere I need one and remembers them all for me. It requires me to only remember ONE! Regardless of device its integration with the system Is seamless, and with the magic of iCloud my data is shared up-to-date with them all. Yes, Virginia, it's always encrypted end-to-end. Click into a password dialog and it is waiting there for you. It's not just for passwords either. You can store credit card info, software license info, etc. It's handling of records is very rich. Many data points or just notes can be added. You can expand of each record with addition data on a per record basis. I can't say enough about this wonderful utility. It is most highly recommended! Do yourself a favor. Look no farther. Just get it and rest easy knowing that your passwords are wonderfully long, unique and secure.
Other user ratings:
Ease of use | 5.0
Features | 5.0
Reliability | 5.0
Customer support | 5.0
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Oct 26 2024
Version: 8.10.48
By stubbornly changing its model to subscriptionware only, against the will of their long-standing customers, and now only allowing all passwords to be stored in a cloud in the US, where (compared to Europe) there are hardly any effective data protection rights, this company has effectively committed economic suicide (even if it may occur by slow degrees). Anyone who still uses this app, which used to be absolutely fantastic, is beyond help. Being a satisfied customer for many years, I would be happy if I could report something more positive.
Aug 18 2024
Version: 8.10.40
Almost no positive review and mu still shows 4.4 stars? There must be something wrong with the rating, as it seemingly depends on very old contributions.
Jul 12 2024
Version: 8.10.36
So glad I switched to KeePassXC which is constantly being improved and works reliable in a setup using macOS, iOS and Android.
1Password got more expensive over the years and since users not willing to switch to subscription are stuck on version 7 which is not seeing any updates, the users are also stuck with all the bugs and issues in that version. I finally migrated the last vault and uninstalled 1Password from all devices. It was a good feeling to finally close that chapter.
May 15 2024
Version: 8.10.32
1Password is not an option for me any more (greedy policy, etc.) Currently, I find Enpass to be the best replacement for 1Password. You can store your vault locally and the desktop version is free! KeePassXC is also interesting but its interface is a bit Windows XP like. 😅 I agree with everybody saying that 1Password has been a great and elegant product in the past but those days are sadly gone.
Nov 3 2023
Version: 8.10.18
I've used and loved 1Password for at least 17 years. I bought and paid for it for my entire family several times on >12 Macs just to help support the company. However, they recently got very greedy and switched to a full subscription model so I'm stuck on an old version (7.9). Even worse, their support is nowhere as helpful as it was just a few years ago (pre-subscription). Even worse, they only allow storing your vaults on their proprietary servers and not iCloud any longer! This is the only app on any of my 10+ computers that I'm sad to leave behind as I look for an alternative so I can keep using iCloud. I can't recommend 1Password as they get big and greedy.
