information on this in this Apple KB article, Hide and unhide purchases in the Mac App Store. If you are positive you have purchased 1Password for Mac (Mac App Store) and indeed you are running it on

tell where to fill it anyway so may as well hide it. I discovered while trying to figure out how somebody could have had hidden items when they were confident it wasn't something they would have done

You purchased 1Password for Mac from Apple's Mac App Store. If you had it should appear in the Purchases tab of the App Store application on your Mac. If you're sure you purchased the Mac App Store ve

I would really like the ability to "hide" or "ignore" or "mark as acknowledged and stop notifying me" for data found by the 1Password security audit. I see there is a discussion here from 1 year ago a

Normally we suggest checking the Purchases tab of the App Store application on your Mac as I mentioned above. It is possible to hide a purchase though as danco mentions and more on that can be found a

So sjk - as feared i´ve opened now the 3rd request for the simple feature "hiding unused categories in the sidebar"

When you try to log in discussions.apple.com you're sent to idmsa.apple.com, Apple's general login page. That means there sadly won't be a way of hiding one of the Apple Login items just for discussio

Thanks for this. I'm using 5.3.2, and this did the trick -- I hadn't realized how many fields were available for editing within the various categories. One snag: Secure Notes doesn't have the option

After I open a secure note from the Chrome extension it stays open and pulled to front exposing the entire note and I cant hide it. The only way I can get this to disappear is by restarting my Mac Boo

Trying to hide the data by not allowing someone to reveal a password using the 1Password app, while still allowing them to fill it in a browser, provides little security. We tend to stay away from fea