Keeping track of all your passwords and login information across all the websites that require you to have an account can be a very difficult task. A tool like 1Password can help make things a lot simpler.
1Password can help you store all your passwords, accounts, cards, security numbers, etc. The application lets you create a master password, and that's the only one that you will need to remember in order to access all your other personal data and login information. In case you are worried about your security, the tool automatically locks itself whenever you log out of Windows, when your screensaver becomes active, or after a specified amount of idle time.
One of the things I like the most about 1Password is that it analyzes your saved passwords showing you their strength and if you're using the same password for multiple accounts. Furthermore, the tool offers extensions for all the popular browsers, which means that you can automatically save passwords and usernames directly from web forms.
If you're interested in my personal opinion, I think that 1Password is a tool that is actually worth its price as the application offers numerous features that make it effective and convenient. Even though it isn't sneaky enough to conceal itself, this application is still worth at least trying out.
v6.6.439 [Apr 19, 2017]
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1Password will now automatically update itself while the app is locked. You can opt out of this via 1Password Settings > Options > Updates.
Show Release Notes is available in the Updates view, especially useful in combination with the Automatic Updates enabled.
1Password will notify you when it has been updated automatically. Clicking on the notice will take you to our release notes. {OPW-1072}
Rich Icons. Enough said. {OPW-153}
Mark (or unmark) items as Favorites. {OPW-104}
Move items between vaults and/or 1Password accounts. The Copy button has been renamed to Share to accommodate the new Move feature. {OPW-376}
Duplicate is now an option when you right-click on an item. {OPW-24}
A fresh coat of paint on the 1Password sidebar -- now split into three tabs for Categories, Tabs, and Security, a bottom command bar for quick actions, and more. {OPW-397}
We had some paint left, so we've slapped some on 1Password mini as well.
And with the last few remaining drops of paint, we've redesigned the vault menu in the main 1Password window and 1Password mini; you can now search for vaults and/or select a specific account to view its vaults. {OPW-180}
1Password mini now ranks your Login items on a site with exact matches first and then close matches. {OPW-370}
Got too many Logins on the same site domain? You can now narrow it down by searching for the item in 1Password mini; it will also return all Login items on other domains below the top domain matches. {OPW-1141, OPW-932}
Perform precise searches in 1Password by enclosing search terms in quotes. "Amazon US" will only return exact matches for "Amazon US" instead of returning any items that have both Amazon and US. 1Password will also append the closing " character when you type the first " character.
Favorites tab is now available in 1Password mini. {OPW-1005}
Autosubmit and Display in browser options are now available in the Login editor. {OPW-707}
You can now manually save Login items on sites with no password fields, which is great for when you want to save a multi-page Login item. {OPW-1084}
Press the ESC key to cancel the auto-save dialog from the 1Password extension. {OPW-1126}
Native Messaging support for an upcoming Firefox extension update is enabled by default in 1Password advanced settings. {OPW-1144}
Control Click on the 1Password icon in your notification to open the main 1Password window instead of 1Password mini. {OPW-655}
1Password now remembers the maximized and minimized window states when you close it, so it can restore it in the same state the next time you open it. {OPW-664}
1Password will now restart to the last 1Password account or vault used. It will also select the last sorting method used in the item list. {OPW-205, OPW-963}
Press the Control Delete key on a selected item in the main 1Password window to quickly move it to the Trash. {OPW-721}
If you've accidentally deleted some items while testing the new Control Delete shortcut, you can now restore items from Trash. {OPW-662}
1Password now automatically saves any unsaved edit session if you attempt to edit another item, 1Password auto-locks, and/or when the 1Password window has been closed by other factors. You'll be able to undo this with the Item History feature on 1Password.com.
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