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Thanks for sharing the update. It's good to see that the issue with Windows' Device Guard has been resolved in the 1Password for Windows 8.10.45 version. Users should find the application more reliable now.
You can now sign in to 1Password securely by using a QR code. This simplifiees the process of setting up new devices without needing to manually enter your account password or Secret Key.
Guided Setup is now available for Individual and Family accounts. You’ll be able to use the step-by-step guide to help you set up autofill, practice the basics, import your passwords, and access your passwords everywhere.
You can now view item history and restore previous versions of items in the desktop apps.
When confirming your recovery code, you can now select and drag text into the “Enter your recovery code” field.
We’ve added arrow symbols next to accounts on the Manage Accounts screen to indicate they can be clicked.
We’ve made improvements to the sidebar so screen readers can announce the current selection.
The “Your Details” heading now wraps words that are too long.
Localization has been improved for a number of our supported languages using new translations from Crowdin.
We’ve removed the import and extension pages from the essential setup flow.
When installing the app, the MSI now removes previous user installs to prevent potential disruptions in functionality.
We’ve added localization support for the memorable password generator.
We’ve made visual improvements to the Watchtower Overall Password Strength meter.
We’ve made visual improvements to the Watchtower banners you see in your items.
We’ve updated the wording from “Feedback and Support” to “Support Community” in the Help button dropdown.
We’ve improved the message you see when you try to leave the recovery code setup or replacement process.
We’ve made visual improvements to the guided sign-in screens.
We’ve fixed an issue where you couldn’t cancel while importing items. You’ll now see the “Importing Items” screen until the import is completed.
We’ve fixed an issue where 1Password could return to the foreground while you were using the extension.
We’ve fixed an issue where if you had multiple accounts, an account with the auto-lock setting enabled could lock the app even if that account wasn’t unlocked.
We’ve fixed an issue where 1Password could return to the foreground while you were using your browser.
We’ve fixed an issue where the “Set Up Another Device” screen didn’t show your selected account in the account dropdown.
We’ve fixed an issue where search filters wouldn’t work for categories or tags that contained spaces (for example, secure notes).
We’ve fixed an issue where 1Password could fail to start due to an issue reported by Windows' Device Guard.
We’ve fixed an issue where you couldn’t see the password history for some item types.
We’ve fixed a visual issue where the Wi-Fi QR code didn’t fill the window when you selected “Open in new window”.
We’ve fixed an issue when importing from LastPass where private items were imported during a permissions-only import.
You’ll now see suggestions for open Windows apps in Quick Access.
When you create a new Login item, 1Password will now automatically fill your email address in the username field and generate a password.
1Password can now remember tag selection when reopening the app.
We’ve fixed an issue where some features being gradually released or enabled through Labs were unavailable in the app.
Localization has been improved for a number of our supported languages using new translations from Crowdin.
We’ve added an “Other Options” dropdown to the “Set Up Another Device” screen. You’ll now see the option to use an automatic sign-in link or view account details.
The LastPass importer can now recover from failed imports and reuse already imported folders.
You’ll now see a notification when your items are about to expire.
We’ve made visual improvements to the found accounts list on the Sign In page.
We’ve made visual improvements to the Developer Activity Log code blocks.
When you turn off the SSH Agent, you’ll no longer see the number of available SSH keys.
We’ve fixed an issue where language settings wouldn’t save during your first sign in.
We’ve fixed an issue where plain text notes wouldn’t show line breaks.
You’ll now be able to fill your passwords with Auto-Type on the command line.
Guided Setup is now only shown for accounts that have been active for under two years.
SSH keys in the PKCS#8 format that are encrypted with 3DES can now be imported.
We’ve made visual improvements to the “Sign in with Identity Provider” prompt.
You’ll now see a descriptive error message if you try to export when you’re offline.
Username suggestions are now based on the vault that you’re creating a new item in.
You can now search within search results.
We’ve made visual improvements to the SSH and CLI Activity Logs.
We’ve fixed an issue where Secure Notes weren’t displayed properly when Markdown formatting was turned off in Settings.
When you export SSH private keys or public keys, you can now choose the desired name and location.
The Developer Activity Log can now be viewed with more than 10 entries and includes filter options.
You’ll now see “Connect” when you hover over ssh:// URls on items.
We’ve made some visual improvements to the Developer experience pages (SSH Agent, CLI, Developer Watchtower).
We’ve fixed an issue where empty Document items could cause an export to fail with the error message “Export failed check your internet connection and try again”.
If you have your language set to Deutsch, you’ll now see a “Dismiss” button on the “1Password is trying to unlock the browser extension” prompt.
We’ve fixed an issue where archived and deleted items were sometimes included in search results.
We’ve fixed an issue where you weren’t able to rename nested tags.
We’ve fixed an issue where the Guided Setup progress shown on your Home screen didn’t match your actual progress.
You’ll now see an alert if you try to dismiss the import items prompt while offline.
We’ve fixed an SSH agent issue that caused JetBrains IDEs to ask for approval for each SSH request.
We’ve resolved an issue where the LastPass importer couldn’t decode newer private keys.
We’ve fixed an issue where you couldn’t connect to older SSH servers (OpenSSH 7.2 or earlier) with RSA keys when using the SSH agent.
You can now set up expiry alerts for items. In edit mode, select “+add more” > “Date”. After setting the expiry date, select “Set expiry alert” and choose an alert schedule from the dropdown menu.
Localization has been improved for a number of our supported languages using new translations from Crowdin.
The commit signing helper for WSL (op-ssh-sign-wsl) can now be used on Windows ARM64.
You can now search for passkeys. Enter =passkey in your search bar to view all your items that contain a passkey.
When you select a password strength from Watchtower’s Overall Password Strength bar, you’ll now see a list of items with that password strength.
Label fields are now left blank if you don’t add a custom label.
You’ll now see a loading indicator when you sign in to a single sign-on (SSO) or passkey account on the desktop app.
The LastPass importer can now handle newer private key encodings.
We’ve made improvements to the sizing options for the “create new vault” pop-up.
We’ve fixed an issue where some of the Watchtower scores could be cut off.
We’ve fixed an issue where the same item could appear in both regular search and smart search results in quickfind.
We’ve fixed an issue where a file could be lost if an item was moved during the upload.
We’ve fixed an issue where some words weren’t fully highlighted when searched in Secure Notes.
We’ve fixed an issue in the SSH agent where connecting to older SSH servers (OpenSSH < 7.2) with an RSA key would fail
We’ve fixed an issue where spaces were not properly formatted after a Secure Note was saved.
We’ve fixed an issue where release channels couldn’t be changed in the app for business accounts with a release channel policy.
We’ve fixed an issue where recently deleted item lists could change order.
We’ve fixed an issue where you wouldn’t see a dialog when a 1Password app version had expired and needed to be updated.
Concealed fields (like password and credit card) are now shown in edit mode when “Always show passwords and full credit card numbers” is turned on in Settings > Security.
We’ve fixed an issue where a plus symbol didn’t format correctly when used as a bullet point in Secure Notes.
We’ve fixed an issue where older fields in 1Password 7 wouldn’t show their entire contents.
We’ve fixed an issue where the timestamp for an item wouldn’t update after it was archived.
We’ve fixed an issue with searching for accented characters when linking a related item.
We’ve fixed an issue where a Right-Shift keybind could be triggered in Discord when 1Password was unlocked.
We’ve released version 8.10.75 to fix an issue with the release deployment of version 8.10.74. Both versions contain the same improvements to the 1Password app.
Family account owners now see a prompt to invite family members in Guided Setup.
We’ve made visual improvements to the Developer pages so they no longer use the full width of the app on larger displays.
You can now use, save, and sync passkeys across devices using 1Password as a third-party passkey provider. To get started, make sure you’ve installed the MSIX beta.
We’ve added a new setting, “Autofill username when creating a new login”, under Settings > General. When turned off, 1Password won’t autofill the username field for new items created manually in the app.
We’ve fixed an issue where you could incorrectly be notified of an app update.
We’ve fixed an issue where the wrong item list was shown when selecting the “View” button after deleting or archiving an item.
We’ve fixed an issue where the MSI installer could sometimes ignore the option to disable in-app updates.
We’ve fixed an issue that could cause individual account names to appear twice in the Profile view.
Localization has been improved for a number of our supported languages using new translations from Crowdin.
We’ve updated some wording in the Autofill Behavior menu. “Only fill on this exact domain” is now “Only fill on this exact host”, and ports are now included in the description.
1Password can now stay unlocked for more than 40 minutes when biometry is disabled by admin policy, and we’ve improved the resilience of authenticated sessions overall.
Localization has been improved for a number of our supported languages using new translations from Crowdin.
You can now press Enter to submit creating, renaming, and deleting Developer Environment forms.
You can now select the drag-and-drop area on the Developer Environments page to import a variable.
We’ve fixed an issue where the MSI install could fail for some users due to an unsigned script.
We’ve fixed an issue that could cause a Windows Hello prompt to appear when you uninstalled 1Password.
If duplicates are detected when you import environment variables, you can now choose to ignore, overwrite, or keep both.
When you view an Environment in 1Password, updated wording now distinguishes between temporarily revealing variables and changing their default visibility.
Large Type no longer disappears when the display zoom is set above 100%.
We’ve fixed an issue that caused comma-separated URLs in code blocks within Secure Notes to change when you saved them.
In-app updates are now blocked for MSIX system-wide installs and Microsoft Intune-managed deployments to avoid issues tracking 1Password’s install state, update failures, and de-provisioning.
