People need to stop thinking “I have nothing to hide” and “only the government/tech companies will have access”. We all have something to hide from the wrong people.

@Mark Sealey - thanks for the kind words! I'd have to see more closely under what specific conditions 1Password does (or does not) exhibit this behavior. I took your use of "maximize" to be that it g

I agree that this is less obvious than one might like. The "trend," particularly with Apple designs, is to hide scrollbars until one is scrolling. This is true just about everywhere in macOS and iOS.

The email notification is a very important feature. If someone gets access to my credentials - unlikely, but possible - that feature will be the track no one can hide. Great!

problems I've seen. I'd probably hide that field unless a "more options" or "restrict symbols" control was activated, to keep users who wouldn't be capable of using it effectively from getting distra

@gkgriffith - 1Password Families isn't designed for people to share the exact same set of data. You COULD do it that way, I suppose, but that would sort of defeat the purpose of having a 1Password Fa…

Hi,

instead of an actual password field and try to "hide" it themselves, it does mean giving up the non-obvious benefit of preventing other software from easily capturing the password, which is pretty i

@bundtkate

I started another thread without finding this one, but I just wanted to add a +1 and say I think the new Windows UI stinks.