Little by little, very little by little, each time more developers are offering support for 1Password. Once you get used to using 1Password it is difficult to live without it. This application, more useful in the desktop version than in the mobile version, allows us to store our access data to web services or applications when we use the iPhone or iPad.
Every time we restore our iPhone, one of the tasks more tedious is having to reinstall and configure each and every service that we use on a daily basis. Some of them, lately there are many, are compatible with 1Password so that we just have to press a couple of times to be able to configure it with our data.
On the other hand, there are other services, such as all Google applications and some Microsoft ones, that force us manually to enter our data, without offering support for 1Password to directly take care of adding them without having to ask us to check the password and username. Twitter has finally added support for 1Password just like Tweetbot or Twitterrific already offered.
To be able to use 1Password when entering our data in the Twitter application, we just have to click on Add an existing account and in the following window click on the lock that we find at the end of the box where the password goes. Next, the installed extensions will be shown and click on 1Password.
Automatically The application will open and it will show us all the Twitter accounts that we have stored within the application. To select the one we want, we just have to click on the desired one and that data will automatically be entered into the Twitter application and we will be able to use it with our account without having to enter any more data.