Timely with how official support for the old 1Password 7 apps probably won’t be continued for too much longer, with 1Password pushing users over to the notably worse v8 apps. I’ll probably switch.
Apple unveils 'Passwords' manager app at WWDC 2024
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#103I'm a bit nervous after hearing about people having early adopter issues.
Hopefully there is some sort of fallback if something extreme like a house fire manages to destroy all of your personal devices at once.
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#105This needs to be multiplatform for it to be a viable option for the more tech inclined. I run all three major desktop operating systems plus iOS, so I use Bitwarden
I'm using KeepassXC for similar reasons although there's no official Android port last I checked.
Re: Apple unveils 'Passwords' manager app at WWDC 2024
#106This needs to be multiplatform for it to be a viable option for the more tech inclined. I run all three major desktop operating systems plus iOS, so I use Bitwarden
My approach has been to move all of the critical secrets out of the vendor device and embed it in a keyboard. It then works with anything that accepts a keyboard.. I'll be releasing this as open source (hardware & software) soon: https://www.anomie.tech/products/anigma/ce/
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#109Why would I use it over Bitwarder?
Bitwarden has been lagging in implementing any consumer features for some years now (custom item types has been on the roadmap for six years and is still not done). Except for secure notes in Bitwarden, I don’t think you’d miss anything else in this app. Bitwarden is spending money and focus on the enterprise, just like 1Password has been. For the consumer segment, neither of these are good enough now.
Re: Apple unveils 'Passwords' manager app at WWDC 2024
#110Timely with how official support for the old 1Password 7 apps probably won’t be continued for too much longer, with 1Password pushing users over to the notably worse v8 apps. I’ll probably switch.
Interesting. I liked the 1Password 6 UI, was frustrated with 1Password 7 and have been loving 1Password 8 so far. Version 7 seemed really clunky when I needed to do certain workflows.