Hey JGooch,

Thanks for the review!

You can enable Touch ID in 1Password X if you integrate it with the desktop app, which is currently in advanced beta, and will require you to install 1Password X beta and the desktop app’s latest beta.

We have a lot of users enjoying it already so feel free to give it a try: https://support.1password.com/getting-started-1password-x/#to-integrate-with-1password-for-mac

Hey Ashwin,
Thank you kindly for the feedback and feature request!

We’ve got this on our radar and will continue looking for a secure way to implement a CAPS indicator. In the meantime, if you’re on macOS and are willing to switch to beta builds, using the 1Password for Mac beta coupled with the 1Password X beta (https://discussions.agilebits.com/discussion/79610/how-to-install-1password-x-beta-in-chrome-and-firefox) allows 1Password X to leverage the desktop app’s locking capabilities, along with its lock screen CAPS indicator. :)

Hey Felipe,
We are working on integrating 1Password X with the 1Password 7 desktop app. Once that is done, you will be able to edit logins without opening a new tab. This feature is currently in beta on our Mac version so you can try it right now if you’d like. You can find the instructions here: https://support.1password.com/getting-started-1password-x/#to-integrate-with-1password-for-mac

Thanks for the honest review! Integration between 1Password X and the 1Password desktop apps is something we’d love to offer. We’re currently testing it out in the 1Password X and 1Password for Mac betas, and I’d expect us to move over to Windows once that’s perfected. :)

Hello! There are a few customization options in 1Password X that I think you’d find helpful. If you’re not a fan of the inline menu, for example, you have the ability to disable it on the 1Password X settings page.
I totally see how offering to save a Login after your credentials are accepted would be convenient. We always put security first here at 1Password and when we save a new Login item, we save everything on the page and run a check to make sure everything we saved matches when we go back to fill your Logins. This helps to make sure your data only goes exactly where it’s supposed to. So after some trial and assessment we determined offering to save after populating the last field in a form is the most secure way to ensure the proper data is saved (for now).

We really appreciate you sharing your feedback because it helps us continue to improve 1Password X. Thank you!

Thank you so much for your feedback, @miss_p1nky!

These are some really great points you’ve made.

We always put security first here at 1Password and when we save a new Login item, we save everything on the page and run a check to make sure everything we saved matches when we go back to _fill_ your Logins. This helps to make sure your data only goes exactly where it’s supposed to. After some trial and discussion, it was decided that prompting you to save a Login item upon filling the final field in a login or sign up form is currently the most reliable way to ensure items are properly saved with the correct URL and page background details.

However, this isn’t our final answer. It’s the best, most secure, and least obstructive way we have found so far but do have plans to work on it some more.

In regards to the 1Password X locking behavior — We do have a solution! We recently released a feature to our beta builds that allows 1Password X to communicate with the Desktop app and thereby leverage it for it’s locking and unlocking capabilities. This feature is currently available in Chrome and Firefox on macOS. If you’re using 1Password on a Windows device, please sit tight; We’re working on bringing you the same feature. If you’re interested in learning more, check out this forum post by our very own Mitch: [Introducing Desktop App Integration](https://discussions.agilebits.com/discussion/101231/introducing-desktop-app-integration-for-mac/p1)

I’m glad you mentioned this! It sounds like you’re referring to the original 1Password extension. That extension is directly connected to and dependent upon the desktop app and that’s why unlocking the app with Touch ID also unlocks the extension in Firefox. 1Password X is an independent app that lives in your browser. Because of this we’re able to bring you new features like improved saving and filling logic and an inline menu providing your Logins to you within the fields you’re filling. As for Touch ID support - We have released a feature capable of this in the 1Password X beta build for Chrome on macOS and are working hard to bring it to Firefox as well. You can learn more about Desktop App Integration here: [1Password Discussion Forum : Desktop App Integration]https://discussions.agilebits.com/discussion/101231/introducing-desktop-app-integration-for-mac)

Thanks for sharing the helpful tip. 😃