Perfect memory: 1Password remembers what you were doing last, whether you were in the middle of a search or looking at an item’s details.

Smart search: Just start typing to find exactly what you need – ideal for when you have multiple logins for a site.

Keyboard navigation: We know this is a big one for power users, so we made sure everything can be done without lifting your fingers from the keyboard.In fact, we initially shared 1Password X exclusively with Linux users as we wanted to make sure we nailed it.Īnd we’ve sprinkled in some additional features to absolutely delight you: 🙂īecause 1Password X is a Chrome extension, it works everywhere Chrome is available, including Linux. In fact, the forum thread asking for Linux has over 75,000 views. One of the most popular requests of all time has been Linux support. You can also save your new login, name it, and pick which vault to store it in. If you are signing up for a new site, 1Password suggests a generated password for you right then and there. 1Password anticipates what you need and shows you the options that are most relevant to your current task. The most visible change you just saw above – your logins are now available directly within the webpage you are viewing! 😊ġPassword X builds on this experience and takes it to the next level.

I call it our bread and butter, and I couldn’t live without it. The extension is what allows us to have the little 1Password icon in your browser toolbar.

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