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What is 1Password?

Started by Chris Lentz · 8 months ago

To me, 1Password is the single greatest application on OS X. 1Password is an application that allows you to securely use one master password to access all your web accounts, credit card data, and online identities from your Mac and iPhone. It is as easy as command + |.
What It Does ... Continue reading »

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Brendan
8 months ago

1Password sounds like a good application but how is it different from Keychain and Firefox's "remember password" command? Don't they do the same thing in terms of remembering login info and passwords?

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Chris Lentz
8 months ago

Yes, they do the same thing, but 1Password offer much more then just remembering your passwords. It allows you to generate random passwords and store them. Then you can upload them to your iPhone so you can carry them with you. That way if you are on a friends computer and need to get in your gmail, you can grab your iPhone, open up 1Password and get your secure random password.

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David A Teare
8 months ago

In addition to what Chris mentioned, 1Password has the unique ability to provide a *unified* password manager across all the major browsers.

For example, Keychain does not work in Firefox, and Firefox's "remember password" does not work in Safari. You therefore need to remember which browser you were using when you saved a password, and it makes it a lot harder to switch between all the great browsers on OS X.

With 1Password you no longer need to manually keep your browser password databases in sync and can switch between browsers as frequently as you want.

HTH

--Dave Teare
Co-author of 1Password

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David A Teare
8 months ago

Thank you for the great post Chris! I'm elated to hear you love 1Password as much as we do :)

Cheers!

--Dave Teare
Co-author of 1Password

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Chris Lentz
8 months ago

Thanks for a great product!

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canada mystery author
4 months ago

Hi,
Thanks for posting an interesting article on - 1Password .
Keep up posting good work................... : )

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Fat Binder
2 months ago

Great post! I've bookmarked your blog. Hope we can swap links.

Why can't I open your rss feed? No post is showing.

Best Regards!

Ginj

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