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There’s also 2 native apps - if you install from the App Store, you don’t get all the same OTP features as an install from the website download
That is a limitation imposed by the App Store's rules. We're unable to use the screen recording system permission to look for QR codes on screen. Otherwise all of the OTP features are there. You can drag and drop a QR code onto the reader to add an OTP to a record, for example. - Ben, 1Password
1Password Secrets Automation
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Re: 1Password Secrets Automation
#182Neat, seems it's available to people with a Family subscription, too.
- Ben, 1Password
Re: 1Password Secrets Automation
#183Unless it's possible to run this on premise I don't see how this could compete with Hashicorp Vault.
Also this component can run on premise
- Ben, 1Password
Re: 1Password Secrets Automation
#184Earlier quoted context omitted.
That is a limitation imposed by the App Store's rules. We're unable to use the screen recording system permission to look for QR codes on screen. Otherwise all of the OTP features are there. You can drag and drop a QR code onto the reader to add an OTP to a record, for example. - Ben, 1Password
I’ve used 1Password for years and had no idea you could drag/drop a QR code on to the reader.
Re: 1Password Secrets Automation
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> I use a password manager but, as a mostly-Apple user, I see very little reason not to just use iCloud Keychain Storing 2FA tokens is one thing iCloud Keychain cannot do (yet ?), and it’s the primary reason I use 1Password over iCloud Keychain. That being said, with Big Sur, 1Password changed its default behavior from being unintrusive to literally obscuring input fields with big “unlock 1Password” pop up’s. I’m cur…
> That being said, with Big Sur, 1Password changed its default behavior from being unintrusive to literally obscuring input fields with big “unlock 1Password” pop up’s. That's not a Big Sur thing, that's a 1Password thing (I've not upgraded to Big Sur still).
Re: 1Password Secrets Automation
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Disagree. Currently the product IS a dumpster fire imo. On macOS, half the time auto fill doesn't work. Saving a password is very inconsistent. When you auto generate a password, the least resistance UI workflow is to first save and fill it - but then when you create the account it is saved again, making it a duplicate. And don't get me started on the Windows client - on my fast gaming PC it takes forever just to unl…
Yes the password save, something that should be the bread and butter of UX is so awkward. It’s painful.