I'm "Totally" confused.

Hi @JoeAldrich,

Thanks for taking the time to contact us. And thanks for being such a longtime 1Password customer!

The first thing I would recommend is to get started with the 1Password browser extension if you haven't already done that. We have a great tutorial and video here:

How to automatically save and fill passwords on the web

Then, if you were curious about 1Password Families, you may want to check out our page here:

1Password Families

The ability have a family account is most useful if you plan to share items with your family:

• Share and sync without the need of a third-party sync service. Setting up syncing with Dropbox can be confusing for some folks. With 1Password Families, you sign in and all your data is there.
• New vaults automatically show up for family members. When you create a new vault, you can add people to it automatically. They don’t need to do anything to see it and begin using it on their end.
• Set permissions for each family member on each vault. Some passwords can be set to read-only, for example.
• Recover accounts if your family members forget their Master Passwords. This is a huge one. We have always prided ourselves on our security model which has no back door. While we still can’t recover anyone’s accounts, you can now recover accounts for your family.

But there are other benefits as well. You can view, edit, and add items from any browser. You will always have access to your data on 1Password.com, even if you are away from your main devices.

I hope that helps. Don't hesitate to let me know if you end up with any questions. :)

Cheers!

@JoeAldrich I hope you like the new MacBook! You are correct: 1Password 4.5.6 is the extension you should see in Firefox's add-on list. Let us know if there's anything else you're curious about, or something else we can help with 8-)

Hi @JoeAldrich,

We're always here and very happy to hear and help with any questions that you have! Be sure to contact us any time you want :chuffed:

:+1: :)