Applications to manage all our access codes are in fashion. The number of web pages in which we register and many other services such as social networks and the like make remembering the passwords of each of them an impossible task. That's where 1Password comes in, an application considered by many (among whom I find myself) as the best in its category. A new update that is already available in the App Store improves some of the functions it already had and also adds new options.
Win new app features for OS X
This new update to 1Password adds the ability to sync with the Mac OS X application via WiFi. Without the need for other external services, such as iCloud or Dropbox, simply by connecting your iOS device (iPhone and iPad) to the same WiFi network of your Mac, the applications of both devices will be synchronized wirelessly. For this, it will be necessary that you have 1Password 4 installed on your Mac, the new version that they have just launched and that buyers of the previous version can purchase for free.
In addition to this important novelty, there are others that must also be highlighted, such as that custom icons that you add on your Mac will also be shown on your iPhone and iPad, or that you can change the "user-agent" of the application's built-in browser. Bugs have also been fixed and other aspects have been improved, such as syncing via iCloud.
More options than iCloud Keychain in iOS 7 and OS X
New versions of Apple operating systems incorporate the possibility of synchronizing access data and credit cards between them. In this way, if you login to a page on your Mac, when you access it from your iPhone you will not have to enter the data again. 1Password goes much further, since it allows you to consult this access data from your Mac or mobile device, in addition to saving a lot of other information, such as software registration data that you have installed on your computer, and all this with the security of AES 256-bit encryption with which our data is safe.
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