Could you please create a 'test' Login item that doesn't contain any actual credentials and then post a screenshot showing what you mean? I'm at a bit of a loss. Please do not post any sensitive information.
You can email the screenshot to [email protected]. When you email in you'll get a support ID from BitBot. Please post that ID here. That said, I just pulled up one of my passwords in 1Password for iOS that is 30+ characters. Do you suspect the password is longer than that? If not I can't imagine how you'd be seeing anything less than the entire contents. But perhaps a screenshot will shed some light.
I appreciate your efforts here but unfortunately you've "blued"-out the relevant part of the screenshot. Let's try this, please. Create a new Login item following this video:
When you do that are you able to see the entire password when you hit either Large Type or Reveal? Hitting either of those options shows everything that there is in the password field. What you're shown is all that is there. If you do not see the entire contents of the test item's password please post a screenshot that shows the test password (either revealed or in large type).
xS... is the actual end of the contents of the password field on that item, then. The '...' is not an ellipsis added by 1Password indicating more information is available; that is what is actually stored in the field.
Ok thank you for responding. I can’t imagine that I put ... at the end of my password. I thought I made this password longer than most but I guess there is no way to really see it
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Hi @Inga
What version of 1Password are you using? And on what platform (Mac, Windows, iOS, Android, etc)?
Ben
An iPad iOS 12.1.3 I just updated it this morning
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Thanks, @Inga. If you tap on the password field in the 1Password for iOS app and then tap "Show in Large Type" does that help?
Ben
Thanks for answering so quickly. No, the large type doesn’t help.
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Could you please create a 'test' Login item that doesn't contain any actual credentials and then post a screenshot showing what you mean? I'm at a bit of a loss. Please do not post any sensitive information.
Thanks.
Ben
Ok I put up a screen shot. Is there anyway I can email you directly?
Ben, I really need this password. What else do I do?
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@Inga
You can email the screenshot to
[email protected]. When you email in you'll get a support ID from BitBot. Please post that ID here. That said, I just pulled up one of my passwords in 1Password for iOS that is 30+ characters. Do you suspect the password is longer than that? If not I can't imagine how you'd be seeing anything less than the entire contents. But perhaps a screenshot will shed some light.Ben
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@Inga
I appreciate your efforts here but unfortunately you've "blued"-out the relevant part of the screenshot. Let's try this, please. Create a new Login item following this video:
When you do that are you able to see the entire password when you hit either Large Type or Reveal? Hitting either of those options shows everything that there is in the password field. What you're shown is all that is there. If you do not see the entire contents of the test item's password please post a screenshot that shows the test password (either revealed or in large type).
Ben
Here is a picture that shows the password in large type.
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@Inga
xS...is the actual end of the contents of the password field on that item, then. The '...' is not an ellipsis added by 1Password indicating more information is available; that is what is actually stored in the field.Ben
Ok thank you for responding. I can’t imagine that I put ... at the end of my password. I thought I made this password longer than most but I guess there is no way to really see it
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@Inga
Are you using the 1Password password generator to create passwords? If not I'd highly recommend doing so:
Change your passwords and make them stronger
Ben