Improving Security Audit

I've been exploring the Security Audit feature and cycling my old passwords. I realized a few pain-points in the process and wanted to write in and share them with you to hopefully make this process simpler for me and others in the future, and to improve a product I like so much.

1. Many sites still don't allow for strong passwords: many times, characters like {}[](); are not allowed. It'd be great if there was a way to specify at some point in the password-recipe that you needed to disallow / only allow certain special characters. What I do now is use 1password, and then go through and replace special characters with known, acceptable characters. _, -, # and @ seem to be safe on most sites.
2. Security Audit is telling me that I haven't updated my Social Security Number in 4+ years. I'm okay with this ;) Same with credit cards and Bank Accounts. It'd be great for sensible defaults of which categories are included, or at least a way to choose which categories are included in settings (though I'd prefer sensible defaults).
3. There are some sites which do not your password to be changed at all. I don't mean that I have to say I forgot and reset it via email: I mean there is no way possible to do this without contacting technical support (maybe not even then?). These are few and far between, but it'd be nice if there was a way to exclude an item from Security Audit (effectively, a way to touch the password in Unix parlance, such that you could update the date without changing the password). Currently, I'm adding a space and then removing it in a subsequent edit which works, but is time consuming.
4. Anything you can do to make the process of changing passwords faster would be ideal. Once I find the screen with the "Current Password" and "New Password" x2 fields, I still need to take all of the following steps:
   1. Click 1Password in Safari
   2. Hover over the login for that site
   3. Click "Copy" next to the password (or use the keyboard to do the same), then paste into the Current Password field
   4. Click 1Password again
   5. Hover over Generate Password and click fill
   6. Save my new password
   7. About half the time, I need to then go back to 1Password and update the password myself because it doesn't do so automatically. I've not discovered a rhyme or reason for why some save and some do not

Also, if the password I tried to use was too long, contained "illegal" characters, etc. then I have to do that entire process over again!

It'd be wonderful if 1Password had a "change" button in the Site's password listing if you were currently on that site or something. It would ideally do steps 3-7 automatically: fill in the old and new passwords automatically, submit and save.

Finally, I've written in about this before but I think it's worth mentioning again: I really think 1Password should attempt to categorize sites' password restrictions such that when I go to generate a password on a given site, 1password already knows what the maximum acceptable length is, which characters are allowed, etc. This would make the password setting and resetting process much quicker.

It'd also be a killer differentiating feature in the world of password managers, and help to encourage people to think less about their passwords which is the point of all this anyway ;)

Thanks again for a terrific product!

EDIT: grammar; added part about credit cards and bank accounts also being included in Security Audit in #2 above.