Order of suggested passwords in menu

@JasperP, this ^^^ appears to have worked for me. thanks.

I keep gmail credentials for a dozen+ clients and friends saved in 1P and mine were always too far down on the list to spot easily. I usually had to scroll a bit even after clicking the show more link. and yes, I've thought recently about moving all my clients' data to another vault, but between ftp passwords, email accounts, all sorts of logins, etc., it would be a nightmare to maintain when everything else apart from custom sorting based on the title is perfect.

though I would second the ability to prefix items with a space, and asterisk, or something simple that would simply promote items higher in the list. using the finder's ordering logic would probably be the best option, as people looking for this feature are probably those who also use it in their system elsewhere.

indeed @Megan‌,

the issue with ordering outside of having subdomains falls harder when you're in the case, like mine, of having 20+ gmail logins that don't have the benefit of having any subdomains. they all go to google.com or gmail.com...

what would be ideal is the ability to use those finder-similar techniques many osx power-users are used to and specify some particular order to how things appear if prefixed by certain characters. the one thing I have found and I'm not sure it's legit or just coincidental, is that items I've starred as faves seem to come to the top now. I'll second that request because even though I'm back in business in terms of having the items I want at the top of the list, that could just be coincidence. it might be as simple (in suggestion for preferences/interface, I'm not a dev so I can't say it'd be easy to implement) as setting a prefs checkbox that says: browser items list in order of... recently updated, alphabetical, favorites then alpha, etc...

thoughts?

What I would like is something like Launchbar for 1Password. ie. 1Password remembers how often you use a certain login and list those first (within the same domain, such as gmail), or lists the favorites first. "Intelligent" listing instead of just alphabetically.

awesome. thanks for the sorting criteria info! quite helpful. if any of the sorting "tricks" were to be incorporated, that would be ideal. I don't say this to harp on the subject, but rather just to provide more real-world feedback about how your users use the app. I might be the only one doing this, or I might be representative of the majority. that, I wouldn't know. since I mentioned above all the gmail accounts, here's how I title my gmail instances for all my clients:

• gmail - clientname_or_initials

or in the case of a google or godaddy account

• google analytics - clientname_or_initials
• godaddy - clientname_or_initials

...so with the potential list of some of those escaping the dozen count range, it's helpful to have some sort of granular control. while I'm in current dev for a client's site, I might access their godaddy account 20-30 times in 60 days, and then not again for months or years, just keeping it as a backup. in those cases, being able to temporarily prefix the client name with an extra space after the hyphen would be ideal. then when the project ended, I'd just remove the space to push it back down in the list to a regular alpha sort. in the case of my own gmail/google/maps/youtube, I was fine with giving that a unique name, but until I turned on the lenient url matching, it was way down in the list, mixed up amongst the rest. the lenient matching helped me, but until I go looking for another I cannot be sure that it'll stay that way amongst the rest. my menubar access seems to be doing things how I'd expect them. but figured any add'l real-world feedback would be helpful. things are working perfectly for me right now, just take what you need from the info within and ignore what isn't helpful.

I have over 100 password sites. They are always arranged in alphabetical order, which is great, but I use only a few regularly, like my bank, which I must scroll down to and find. I realize I could change the title to 1bank and it would show up first, but if there was a revolving list of 10 most frequently used, then a sub-list of ALL alphabetized, I think that would be useful. Or a recently used list, similar to PC start menu which lists recent files used.

Thanks!

Could temporarily marking the item as a Favorite be an alternative to temporarily space-prefixing its title for cases like that?

Hi @sjk‌, possibly...

though similar hangups might make it a little rough for some sites. some of the ones mentioned above already have 4-5 favorites for myself and family entries (especially the gmail or google account instances) so the temp fave option would put them into that top group, but since it only shows so many, they might still be 'below the fold' or push another permanent fave there as well. that might be the same situation though as promoting them via title to the top of the list, so I'll have to play with it. temp fave is worth a peek though, good thought!