Sharing a vault with the standalone version

Welcome to the forum, @mtrodgers99! Thanks for the update. That's excellent news! I’d like to be able to say I’m glad I helped you figure things out, but since you appear to have solved the problem by yourself before I got here, I can’t hardly claim any credit for it. :-) However, around here, we’ve learned to call a win a win whether we had a hand in it or not. Dropbox is indeed a wonderful solution for sync, and more flexible than iCloud because, as you've discovered, your Apple ID is supposed to be for you only, whereas Dropbox doesn't need to be.

Anyway, congratulations! Keep an eye on things and please let us know if there's anything further we can do to assist you. Otherwise, have a great rest of your week, and thanks for being a 1Password customer!

There is not a secure way to do so. You’d need to share a vault when them, and then put any items you wish to share in that vault.

It is possible to email or message an item to someone (using the Share menu) but when doing so the security of the item in question depends entirely on the security of the communications channel selected. As neither emails or text messages are encrypted by default we highly recommend against doing so.

Ben

@elnie18: Either 1Password Families or 1Password Teams will work. And individual 1Password.com membership will not, since there are not multiple user accounts to share between. You can invite someone as a regular team/family member, and they'll have their own Personal/Private vault too, or invite them as a guest, so they'll have access to only a single vault you share with them. I hope this helps. Be sure to let me know if you have any other questions! :)

There used to be an html file created in the standalone version - it was basically a self-contained 1Password app you could open in a browser. Is this no longer available?

@sporkman: It sounds like you're referring to "1PasswordAnywhere". That was a feature created about a decade ago to allow read-only access of 1Password data in Dropbox using a web browser. However, years ago browsers locked down their security and Dropbox changed their policies so this no longer worked.

Was it removed when Teams and other subscription-based plans were created?

Nope. It was removed when it no longer worked, and that was unfortunately a time before 1Password.com was available.

It was a really great way to share a few logins with a non-1Password user...

Perhaps, but that's not what it was intended for, and giving someone your Master Password and access to your account isn't something we'd ever recommend. Fortunately there's a better way now anyway.

I still have one around - it's outside of Dropbox and it has its own master password.

@sporkman: I don't know what this means. Can you elaborate?

I do wish there was something similar for standalone users

Well, given that there's nowhere to host it now that that does not work in Dropbox any longer, 1Password.com is the only option.

(I know, dinosaurs, us early adopters).

I dunno, I was an early adopter, and I don't feel like a dinosaur — yet. :tongue: