Many websites require the use of insecure security questions. We’ve added a new field type for these, and pre-loaded them with some common questions. You can use one of ours, or edit the prompt. We have a password generator that is designed to work with common security question restrictions. I’m willing to wager a motivated adversary could track down the name of your first pet. They probably won’t guess “earring dawdle forage”.
You can start searching by just typing the / character. Search will also prioritize returning favorited items. As a favorited item, GitHub glides to the top when searching for “g”.
You can open multiple items in new windows. This works with the “Show in Large Type” feature. I find this particularly helpful when I’m logging into multiple VMs for testing.
We maintain signed apt and rpm package repositories for Debian, Ubuntu, CentOS, Fedora, and Red Hat Enterprise Linux, as well the Snap store. We also have a tar file for as-of-yet unsupported distributions. Let us know what distribution you use and how well 1Password works there.
We hope you are as excited about a 1Password Linux app as we are. To discuss this release, report issues, and talk with our development team, please join us in our Linux forum.
Our feedback menu icon now indicates whether this is a stable build or a beta build. For beta, we will show our beta ladybug and for stable, it will show a question mark. #7539
Login items with no username saved will have its subtitle set to “–” more consistently in the item list. #7062
When moving or copying an item, its creation and modification timestamps will be preserved. #6441 , #7678
The security question placeholder now shows clearly that it is an editable placeholder. #7542
The transition between item view and edit mode is now smoother. !7507
The item detail view will reset to the top when switching between items or after creating a new item. #6022
Item list scroll position resets when changing vaults or changing the selected account. #6852
Menus no longer reset their scroll position unexpectedly. !7529
Fixed a place where unsaved item edits were not being restored. !7447
Moved the update password generator dialog, so that it doesn’t overlap with the password input field. #4067
Fixed a problem where certain non-ASCII characters in a password would cause 1Password to crash. #7730
Fixed an infinite loop in Watchtower when 1Password is disconnected from the internet. !7498
We will no longer try to create a document if the user drags a folder into 1Password. #7512
We are formatting the creation time consistently in item subtitles. #6526
There is now a setting that allows the user to make all passwords visible. #7548
Typing “Archive” into Quick Find will take the user to the Archive folder. #6894
Move Item dialogs and messages now reflect the correct number of items moved. #6943
We made some internal improvements that optimize our use of the protocol that communicates with the 1Password servers. !7616
We no longer require that our configuration file have the execute bit set. !7386
The Browser Integration setting will now warn users that the feature cannot work if it detects that it is running in a Snap sandbox. #7667
Fixed a bug where starting to search with CTRL-F would cause 1Password to enter a loop that constantly deletes the search text. #7811
Optimize the search speed on very large accounts. !7543
Updated the appearance of the field that indicates that a related item is missing. #6980
The desktop app will now properly handle editing an item from 1Password in the Browser. !7496
“Go and Fill” will record item usage #5016
Various internal fixes and optimizations !7481#7870!7550!7588
REGRESSION: Item delete cannot currently be undone in 1Password for the desktop. If you delete an item by mistake, you will need to go to your account on the website to access the undo functions there.
The user can now enable reduced motion on the OS. !7763
TOTP code generation no longer causes high CPU usage. #6732
“Make a Copy” can now create a copy of an item in the current vault. #6884
We now support Duo’s version 2 authentication protocol. !7798
Fixed a problem where the MFA modal would disappear if it was open at the same time that 1Password locks. #8053
Icons for new items will be loaded while the user is editing the new item. #7956
Notifications can now appear even while 1Password is locked. !7836
Control + S again saves an item while the user is editing it. #8065
Help > About is now available in when 1Password is unlocked #8093
Tags can once again be added using the enter key !7826
Internal improvements and fixes !7833!7733!7732!7841!7746
Howdy, everyone! It’s Monday, and that means….
Time for a new beta of 1Password!
This week is mostly a bug fix release. We’ve fixed quite a few annoying problems internally and fixed up some problems in the user interface. We have a gorgeous new About page. Using Control + S to save an item that you are editing now works again, you can add a tag to an item by pressing enter when you are done typing the tag, we improved support for authentication with Duo, and you can now copy an item to the same vault containing the original item.
Several users noticed that 1Password uses significant processor time when viewing an item with a one-time password. We tracked the problem to animation that we display next to the one-time passwords, so this week we replaced that animation with a greatly optimized version.
On DEB and RPM-based systems, if you install the stable release, your system will automatically track the stable releases. We expect to make a stable release of 1Password every one to two months, but we will continue to release the beta version every week. If you wish to track the beta channel, download from the beta page, instead.
Beta releases are more likely to have regressions than stable. At any time, you can edit these files again to switch back to the stable channel.
That is it for this week! See you again next week.
Our first stable update to 1Password for Linux. Below is a combined list of our changes since 8.0.34, we’re excited to get this into your hands!
Users can now create new vaults from within 1Password for Desktop! !7275
We now support two-factor authentication with Duo! #2260!7798
Enter search quickly with just one key, /. !7422
The overflow menu now includes an option to open an item in a new window. !7647
We added a simplified version of the password generator for Security Question fields. #3515#7546
We present a list of common security questions to save a bit of time.
Our feedback menu icon now indicates whether this is a stable build or a beta build. For beta, we will show our beta ladybug and for stable, it will show a question mark. #7539
There is now a setting that allows the user to make all passwords visible. #7548
Typing “Archive” into Quick Find will take the user to the Archive folder. #6894
We now show a dialog at startup allowing users to send crash reports to us. !7678
Brand new design for the About page! #7445
The user can now enable reduced motion on the OS. !7763
TOTP code generation no longer causes high CPU usage. #6732
“Make a Copy” can now create a copy of an item in the current vault. #6884
New windows will always open on the same screen as 1Password’s main window. #5004
1Password will show an alert when the user no longer has permission to save an item they are editing. #8305
Items on the action list are now pluralized when the user has multiple items selected. #8184
We added more helpful error messages for when the user makes a mistake entering codes for two factor authentication. !7717
An option to show auto-saved web details in the item details view has been added to 1Password’s Advanced settings. #3050
Quick Search gives higher priority to favorited items. #8078
We now hide actions on the watchtower banner for an item when the user cannot edit the item. #7514
Login items with no username saved will have its subtitle set to “–” more consistently in the item list. #7062
The security question placeholder now shows clearly that it is an editable placeholder. #7542
The transition between item view and edit mode is now smoother. !7507
The item detail view will reset to the top when switching between items or after creating a new item. #6022
Item list scroll position resets when changing vaults or changing the selected account. #6852
We no longer require that our configuration file have the execute bit set. !7386
The Browser Integration setting will now warn users that the feature cannot work if it detects that it is running in a Snap sandbox. #7667
Optimize the search speed on very large accounts. !7543
Updated the appearance of the field that indicates that a related item is missing. #6980
We now use icons from the operating system for file attachments. !7649
Suggestions for filling out an item field are now more visible on small windows. !7683#7900
Empty URLs on an Item can now be edited and deleted. #7881
The item editing view will be closed if the user selects a different option on the sidebar. !7686
Icons for new items will be loaded while the user is editing the new item. #7956
Notifications can now appear even while 1Password is locked. !7836
Help > About is now available in when 1Password is unlocked. #8093
Now avoids re-checking any known vulnerable passwords within the same 24 hours. !7879
Show a better icon in the details view for missing files. #7846
1Password will show a warning if you’re attaching a file that is larger than the 2GB file size limit. !7886
Users can now show details about the web page associated with an item. !7890
The Item Location panel now alphabetically shows the list of users and groups who have access to an item. !7854
PKGBUILD now uses the stable tar file instead of the beta for Arch Linux. Hat tip to forum user samarthj! !7859
We made some internal improvements that optimize our use of the protocol that communicates with the 1Password servers. !7616
We improved the visual styling of the Search Box. !7196
Notifications now expand to fit longer messages. #4106
The selected watchtower category icon is now more visible in light mode. #6839
We start logging even earlier in the application startup process. !7297
1Password now has additional logging that can help us diagnose database problems. !7666
Reduce the number of redacted messages in the logs. !6957
1Password can now start even when there are no vaults to show. !7348
We fixed some confusing behavior with the “Undo” button after moving an item into or out of the archive. #7371
Improve some visual artifacts when resizing the main window. !7274
The tar beta release channel now has a LATEST file which indicates the latest version of 1Password. !7268
When moving or copying an item, its creation and modification timestamps will be preserved. #6441 , #7678
Menus no longer reset their scroll position unexpectedly. !7529
Fixed a place where unsaved item edits were not being restored. !7447
Moved the update password generator dialog, so that it doesn’t overlap with the password input field. #4067
Fixed a problem where certain non-ASCII characters in a password would cause 1Password to crash. #7730
Fixed an infinite loop in Watchtower when 1Password is disconnected from the internet. !7498
We will no longer try to create a document if the user drags a folder into 1Password. #7512
We are formatting the creation time consistently in item subtitles. #6526
Move Item dialogs and messages now reflect the correct number of items moved. #6943
Fixed a bug where starting to search with CTRL-F would cause 1Password to enter a loop that constantly deletes the search text. #7811
The desktop app will now properly handle editing an item from 1Password in the Browser. !7496
“Go and Fill” will record item usage. #5016
We fixed the link regarding authenticated unlock in Settings -> Security. #7934
Notifications will no longer block the entire bottom of the screen. #7683
We fixed some cases where 1Password in the browser would open multiple 1Password desktop windows. #7901
Fixed a problem where the MFA modal would disappear if it was open at the same time that 1Password locks. #8053
SECURITY: Further restricted the list of CORS domains so that the frontend side of 1Password can no longer make any internet requests at all. !7657
Internal improvements and fixes. !7362!7644!7833!7733!7732!7841!7746!7481#7870!7550!7588#7288#6998#7096#4552
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