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Turn any Password item into a Login item by adding a username. #3906
Use your security key as a second factor to unlock the 1Password app. #2263
Use scopes to customize your search results and find only the items you need. #9578
🍩 IMPROVED
Quick Access gets you where you’re going even sooner with faster load times, scrollable results, and smart actions that let you open and fill items, view details, and more. #9523,#9805,#9914,#9394
The vault count in the overview section of the diagnostics report now accurately reflects the number of vaults in all accounts. !9102
The background color for the item count is now a more readable shade of red when dragging items. #9412
Vault collection icons that include multiple account avatars now align nicely to the left in the menu. !9104
- Some errors are kinder than they appear – the Native Messaging Host manifest installation error has softened to a gentle warning. #9903
🛠 FIXED
A slew of style and design adjustments to the Quick Access menu fixes the title color of the item row, the color of the search icon, and the style, window width, padding, and margins of the hint bar. !9174,!9072,!9122,!9130
The Software License item now has a multi-line text field. #8401
Double vision be gone! The keyboard shorcuts modal no longer duplicates keys in list items. !9154
The Ctrl + F shortcut no longer includes a space when in an item list that does not support search filters. #9886
File permissions were reduced on files inside the Linux tar.gz release. #10043
Who here loves great musical covers of classic songs? Like Jimi Hendrix’s cover of Bob Dylan’s “All Along the Watchtower”, which turned a nice, folksy tune into an iconic piece of rock music? Some covers are just better than the original, and it’s what every good cover song endeavors to do – to take something that’s already good and make it into something even better. At 1Password, we love to do just that. We’re always striving to make our apps even more amazing than the original. And whether you want to view recently deleted items, scan your Setup Code when signing in to the app, or change accounts when creating new vaults, this release has got you (and us) covered! 🎶🎸
🎁 NEW
Access your recently deleted items from the sidebar. #7851
Scan your Setup Code to sign in to your 1Password account, or use the improved Emergency Kit option. #9099,#9101
You can now switch accounts when creating a new vault. #8848
🍩 IMPROVED
Screen readers will now indicate more options are available for password and security question fields. #9993
The item location bar is now more accessible when using a screen reader. #9990
Added visual cues and messages to provide more helpful feedback when using Quick Access shortcuts. #9461,#9288
Type-ahead has been added to the Quick Access menu. #9625
Increased window height and padding on item rows in the Quick Access menu.
Watchtower received some aesthetic enhancements with updates to the the layout, card fonts, and “Show items” button. #9518
🛠 FIXED
Item permissions are now checked to determine which edit menu actions are available. #9812
It’s now possible to use the keyboard to select a vault in the Move or Copy Items views. #8987
Pressing the Esc (Escape) key now closes the password history modal. #9900
Permissions are now checked before the delete or archive action is performed. #9607
The Quick Access view reopens to its previous location after the app locks or restarts. #9875,#9573
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