1Password has been one of the historical applications with the most name when it comes to managing our passwords for different websites, applications and our entire digital world. well, yesterday got one of the biggest updates to date for iOS and iPadOS with significant changes at the interface level and customization possibilities, the app being a completely new experience for users.
One of the biggest changes in the new 1Password update is the home page interface. Now, thanks to the customization possibilities, we can hide, show and reorder each of the sections that we want to show and are interesting for us as users. This includes the ability to pin multiple fields to our home page.
What are fixed fields? The easiest way to make 1Password truly yours. You can pin any field in a 1Password element directly to your home screen, so you always have direct access to things like your bank's routing number or a one-time code to log in to Twitter.
The customization possibilities also extend to the form of navigation, where 1Password includes a new navigation bar which is also fixed at the bottom of the screen. This new navigation bar now also allows you to:
- Quick access to your home screen: With your favorites, recent items, or anything else you want quick access to.
- Access to all items from all your accounts: all your tags… It's all here.
- Search: When you tap the search button, the search field immediately comes into focus.
- Increase your security: with one-touch access to a security overview.
This latest vision of security for iPhone and iPad, tries to show in a clear and simple way if one of your passwords has been the victim of a leak because a website has been compromised. With the possibility of giving you alerts.
The update of this great app is now available to everyone and you can find it at the following link to download it to your devices. Will it help you improve the functionality that Apple already incorporates with its management of passwords and agile logins in apps and websites?
What happens with version 7 obtained before the app was subscription ???
But in exchange for all these new features, the app for the apple watch has been loaded with a stroke of the pen and for me it is essential. What I have had to do is recover version 7 from my purchases and thus be able to have the app for the clock. When the update to 8 is inevitable, I will stop paying the subscription and look for another app, but the clock thing is like thanos, inevitable.