Linux1Password for Linux 8.10.10-14
- When viewing any field in Large Type, your screen won’t sleep.
- The password generator will no longer create some easy-to-guess 4- and 6-digit PIN codes.
- We’ve updated the title and description for the command-line interface integration in Settings > Developer.
- Nested quote blocks (
>) in notes using Markdown are now indented less dramatically to allow for more space. - We’ve reordered the sections in New Item > “Developer tools” to put SSH at the top.
- We’ve updated the link to learn more about connecting the command-line interface.
- The “Learn more…” item banner for Shell Plugins now changes depending on the item you’re viewing.
- The View Tagged Items button is now hidden if you started an import during setup.
- You’ll now see a message if your account is frozen when you try to import your data.
- Backticks for Markdown are no longer shown in the item list for Secure Notes when the note begins with them.
- We’ve added some information to diagnostics reports to help troubleshoot offline items.
- 1Password now applies more correct and safe validations to the names of files downloaded from your vaults. (Thanks, Secfault Security!)
- You can now sign in to your LastPass account using Azure SSO to import your data.
- Passkey fields are now ignored when exporting with 1Password Unencrypted Export (1PUX).
- We’ve improved support for importing previously unknown item types from LastPass, such as basic authentication.
- We’ve fixed an issue with Okta SSO in the LastPass importer.
- We’ve fixed an issue that caused column headers in the app to be misaligned.
- We’ve fixed an issue that caused the LastPass import to fail when signing in with SSO.
- We’ve removed “Learn more” links for some shell plugins that aren’t yet released.
- We’ve fixed some visual spacing issues in the importer.
- We’ve fixed an issue that caused three backticks to not render as a code block in Markdown.
- We’ve fixed an issue that caused the public key store to be cleared when unlocking an account with the SSH Agent.
- We’ve fixed an issue that prevented a new code from appearing after entering an incorrect one when setting up a new trusted device with SSO.
- We’ve fixed a typo on the screen to delete your account.
