1password chrome extension mac password#

Certes, c'est 'encrypté', mais c'est toujours beaucoup moins sécurisé que quand ils étaient stockés localement et n'était jamais envoyés sur les serveurs de 1password.

1password chrome extension mac password#

Avec la nouvelle version, vos password sont obligatoirement envoyés sur internet.

Avant on pouvait stocker les données localement, sur son ordinateur.

() François Martin: Attention ! L'appli est devenu moins sécurisé.

This is such an awful user experience, and really affects my satisfaction with this product. I'm using it with my icloud, and have paid for the app for my mac in the beginning when i started using it.Īll of a sudden everytime I use this extension, I get a big splash for upgrading to an account that cost per month, EVERY SINGLE TIME I login at ANY PAGE.

() Alexander Sundström: I've been using this for many years now and it has been a good experience until recent.

As a long-time user, I will need to look for other products on the market, who will keep their promises.

() Robert G.: So much for 'life time' support - once paid for it, now it's not working anymore.

Took me weeks to figure it out and I was just switching to another browser until then. Example indiegala dot com won't work with it and you'll be frustrated manually trying to log in until you disable 1Password's prompt in the extension settings.

() Stephen Inoue: This extension conflicts with logging into some websites.

AgileBits bait-and-switched to a subscription model (1Password 8.x), ditched the older version (1Password 7.x), to please their corporate interests/shareholders. Bitwarden and Enpass are viable alternatives that have manifest V3 support.

() Mark Jamieson: Broken in Chrome 113.X, 114.X (regression by Chrome/Chromium team) - plug-in is greyed out.

F*** subscriptions and passwords-in-the-cloud.

Yeah, I'll be moving to BitWarden the day that this extension stops working.

() Huy Zing: This classic extension is the only one worth using.

Terrible decision for both security and user experience. I have no problem paying an annual fee, but I have no interest in having my passwords stored on a company's servers.