1Password is the game-changer app you've been waiting for
Rating: 10 out of 10
July 19, 2021
GG
Vetted Review
Verified User
13 years of experience
- Hands down 1Password is the single most indispensable applications/services use. As an IT consultant, I have 3,700 passwords/software licenses/credit cards stored in my 1Password database - and without a similarly secure way to manage that data, I'd be utterly unable to do my work efficiently. I've turned countless clients onto 1Password, and it's become an equally vital part of their daily workflow as well.
- I use 1Password to securely store the assorted data I designed to store and sync it across all my devices (Macs, iPads, iPhones) as well as share 1Password databases with select clients. 1Password will generate unique secure passwords, populate password entry fields on websites, and securely manage it all.
- Secure. 1Password is a secure encrypted repository for my passwords and other vital information (credit card and banking data, software licenses, etc.).
- Simple. Once it's setup 1Password just works as you want it to and think it should.
Cons
- Multi-field password entry. It still seems clunky if I have a three-field login where some piece of data beyond a user name and password are needed.
- Migration from earlier versions of 1Password has been a mixed bag of work necessary to make them work on the newer platform.
- Quick and easy secure access to my passwords and other vital data.
- I haven't had to spend time dealing with corporate data breaches because of every on-line account as a unique password.
Last Pass, Apple Keychain. Both are a far cry from the ease of use and functionality of 1Password.
10
1Password is used by everybody in the organization for both password management and storing of information that both need to be secure and readily accessible. From credit card and banking information, to employee information, 1P can handle it all securely and easily. Accounting, HR, marketing, everybody not only uses 1P - they rely on 1P for an easier daily existence.
1P works so well and so easily, that full-time support isn't needed.
- Secure storage, creation and entry of passwords
- Secure data storage
- Easy synch to wireless devices
- Storing data beyond just the obvious passwords
- Document attachments for safely storing important data and docuyments
No. Don't think it's offered, and even if it were, it's not needed.
Yes
Yes, it was fixed in the next beta and pushed in the next stable release.