After changing your password, 1Password will now check for a new account password before rejecting it as an incorrect password.The dropdown menu to adjust your sorting order now shows the total number of items in the list.
We’ve added all-new backgrounds that display when viewing an empty list of items, like in a new vault with no items added.We’ve added new icons and illustrations that display in empty lists and other scenarios where there’s no information to show.You can now open our Developer Documentation site from Preferences > Developers.New text fields added to items now support multiple lines of text.You can now drag and drop multiple lines of text into multi-line fields, such as an address.You can now change what happens when you click 1Password in the menu bar.You can now use the Page Up and Page Down keys to navigate sections the item list.You can now filter the items displayed in lists with Ctrl + Alt + F.You can now scan a QR code directly from the “Two-factor authentication available” banner on an item.You can now choose to ignore Watchtower warnings and suggestions for item by clicking Ignore after expanding the banner.You can now hide the sidebar in the app.You can now show Categories in the sidebar.For Windows computers with TPM, Windows Hello can now be used for unlocking after you quit the app or restart your computer without entering your account password.Here’s the full list of changes in this release: See our SSH and Git, meet 1Password and Your CLI wish is our command announcement posts for full details. Together with our new command-line tool, authorizing services and securing your development toolchains is easier then ever. 1Password now includes full support for SSH keys, providing the easiest and most secure way for developers to manage SSH keys and use Git in their daily workflow.
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