1Password for Mac 8.12.46-26
- You’ll now see items you’ve recently opened using search when you select the search bar.
- We’ve added a summary that explains what 1Password Environments are in Developer > View Environments.
- The Share My Score option in Watchtower now says “Post to X” instead of “Tweet”.
- We’ve improved the contrast of the letters in monogram icons, like the ones shown for items without a website icon.
- Screen readers now announce the section associated with an untitled field’s dropdown menu.
- Screen readers now properly announce the “Add tag” field and explain how to choose a suggested tag.
- The 1Password MCP Server setup instructions now point to Developer settings and include a few troubleshooting steps.
- We’ve made improvements for when you resize the app, like collapsing the sidebar when narrowing the window and centering the search bar.
- We’ve improved the contrast of the “You can’t edit this vault” message in the dropdown menu for a vault in the sidebar.
- Screen readers will now identify the 1Password sidebar as navigation, explain how to use the arrow keys to move between its items, and announce the “Show sidebar” button in the toolbar.
- Screen readers will now announce what each option in the “Link expires after” dropdown menu controls when you share an item.
- We’ve improved keyboard and screen reader access in the item list, so focus now moves directly to the part of the list that’s scrollable.
- We’ve improved the consistency of how links are shown in Developer screens.
- We’ve moved some Autofill-related settings into the Autofill section in Settings.
- We’ve made some improvements to the secure snippets feature in Labs, including always showing the formatting toolbar when editing a snippet and filling snippets without formatting as plain text.
- We’ve fixed an issue where security preset names and descriptions in Settings > Security didn’t update after you changed the app language.
- We’ve fixed an issue where pressing Tab could move keyboard focus to an invisible part of a scroll bar, like after the last field when editing an item.
- We’ve fixed an issue where screen readers didn’t announce whether an alert was an error, warning, success, or information message.
- We’ve fixed an issue where screen readers announced most fields in the item editor as “text” and didn’t say which section a field belonged to.
- We’ve fixed an issue where new items created from a custom template would open with the template name already filled in as the title.
- We’ve fixed an issue where 1Password cleared the clipboard after automatically copying a one-time password while filling, even when clearing the clipboard was turned off.
- We’ve fixed an issue where you could no longer sign in on a device when another family or team member signed in to 1Password on that same device.
- We’ve fixed an issue where a file attachment you downloaded or previewed could briefly appear empty when you opened it.
- We’ve fixed an issue where screen readers could land on an empty element while a tooltip was showing, like the tooltip on the unavailable Save button in Manage Collections.
- We’ve fixed an issue where passkeys saved in some recent 1Password beta releases couldn’t be used in earlier versions of 1Password.
- We’ve fixed an issue where screen readers announced the search field on the “Migrate your data” screen by its placeholder text and read the import source names as headings.
- We’ve fixed an issue where keyboard focus didn’t return to where you were after you closed some dialogs, like the “Discard your changes?” warning when editing an item.
- We’ve fixed an issue where screen readers didn’t announce which items in the item list were marked as favorites.
- We’ve fixed an issue where screen readers could miss the Manage Vault button that appears when you focus on a vault in the sidebar. The button is now announced on its own instead of as part of the vault.
- We’ve fixed the capitalization of the SSH agent “Running” status label in Developer settings.
- We’ve fixed an issue where an error or setup message could disappear before you could read it when you exported data from your Unlock with SSO account after device authentication failed or was unavailable.
- We’ve fixed an issue where the pop-up shown when you hovered over a vault in the sidebar could show an incorrect number of groups with access to the vault.
- We’ve fixed an issue where screen readers announced an entire account in Manage Collections as selected when only some of its vaults were selected.
- We’ve fixed an issue where 1Password could crash if you expanded a snippet that inserts a date or time during the hour when clocks change for daylight saving time.
- We’ve fixed an issue where Universal Autofill didn’t work in the DuckDuckGo browser when installed from the Mac App Store.
- We’ve fixed an issue with extra spacing on the right side of the sidebar if your Mac is set to always show scroll bars.
- We’ve fixed an issue where a snippets shortcut wouldn’t expand if you typed an extra character from it first, like typing
;;sfor the shortcut;s. - We’ve fixed an issue where searching for “snippet” in the New Item window didn’t show the Snippet item category.
- We’ve fixed an issue where snippets saved outside your Personal vault didn’t expand, even in vaults only you had access to.
- We’ve fixed an issue where snippets shortcuts could stop expanding after you unlocked 1Password.
- We’ve fixed an issue where extra empty space would appear below a snippet’s text when you viewed or edited it.
- We’ve fixed an issue where 1Password would press Enter instead of selecting the sign-in button on some pages, which left the form filled but not submitted.
- We’ve fixed an issue where 1Password filled the entire one-time code into the first field on pages with a separate field for each digit, like Citrix Cloud.
- We’ve fixed an issue where 1Password didn’t suggest saved logins on some German and Italian sign-in pages.
- We’ve fixed an issue where signing in automatically after filling a one-time password could send you back to the sign-in page on sites that submit the code themselves, like Tencent Cloud.
