1Password Release Notes

1Password for Claude can now sign in with logins set up to use supported sign-in providers.

We’ve fixed an issue where the 1Password browser extension wouldn’t sync properly after you switched to SSO if it was enforced by your administrator, assuming the browser extension was connected to the 1Password app.

We’ve fixed an issue where the 1Password browser extension pop-up could crash if you filtered your list of vaults in the Accounts & Vaults menu.

We’ve fixed an issue where 1Password would offer to save a login from email address fields on some newsletter and marketing forms.

We’ve fixed an issue where 1Password would offer to create a new password instead of filling an existing one on websites where the password field was labeled as “passphrase”.

We’ve fixed an issue where the password field was not recognized on Kiteworks sign-in pages.

We’ve fixed an issue where the 1Password browser extension wouldn’t properly enforce applied policies when you first signed in or after you reset it and signed back in.

You can now use 1Password.com to add your account to the 1Password app without needing to re-enter your password, Secret Key, or an SSO verification code.

If you copy an account detail in the Manage Accounts pop-up, it’ll no longer appear in your device’s clipboard history.

We’ve fixed an issue where long file paths could hide the add or remove buttons for browsers in Settings > Browser.

Prompts related to offline items are now displayed more if you have items that can’t be synced with your 1Password account, including deleted items.

You can now select Offline Items in the sidebar if you have any items that can’t be synced with your 1Password account.

We’ve fixed a few issues related to connecting an Environment to GitHub Actions, including the example workflow snippet and link to documentation.

We’ve removed the 1Password MCP Server from Settings > Labs now that it’s available in Settings > Developer.

You can now use 1Password.com to add your account to the 1Password app without needing to re-enter your password, Secret Key, or an SSO verification code.

You can now use auto-lock in KDE Plasma on Wayland, along with other Wayland environments that support the ext_idle_notifier_v1 protocol.

If you copy an account detail in the Manage Accounts pop-up, it’ll no longer appear in your device’s clipboard history.

We’ve fixed an issue where long file paths could hide the add or remove buttons for browsers in Settings > Browser.

Prompts related to offline items are now displayed more if you have items that can’t be synced with your 1Password account, including deleted items.

You can now select Offline Items in the sidebar if you have any items that can’t be synced with your 1Password account.

We’ve fixed an issue where the 1Password repository configuration could cause a GPG verification error when you installed the 1Password app on Fedora 41 or later.

We’ve fixed a few issues related to connecting an Environment to GitHub Actions, including the example workflow snippet and link to documentation.

We’ve removed the 1Password MCP Server from Settings > Labs now that it’s available in Settings > Developer.

You can now use 1Password.com to add your account to the 1Password app without needing to re-enter your password, Secret Key, or an SSO verification code.

1Password for Claude can now sign in with logins set up to use supported sign-in providers.

If you copy an account detail in the Manage Accounts pop-up, it’ll no longer appear in your device’s clipboard history.

We’ve fixed an issue where long file paths could hide the add or remove buttons for browsers in Settings > Browser.

We’ve improved how the list of accounts and vaults is displayed when you save a passkey as a new item using Autofill on a Mac.

You can now see why Claude is requesting access to specific items by selecting the button to the right of each item in the 1Password for Claude prompt.

Prompts related to offline items are now displayed more if you have items that can’t be synced with your 1Password account, including deleted items.

You can now select Offline Items in the sidebar if you have any items that can’t be synced with your 1Password account.

We’ve fixed an issue where Quick Access could open in a space other than the currently active one.

We’ve fixed a few issues related to connecting an Environment to GitHub Actions, including the example workflow snippet and link to documentation.

We’ve removed the 1Password MCP Server from Settings > Labs now that it’s available in Settings > Developer.

We’ve improved localization for a number of our supported languages. If you’d like to suggest a localization improvement, contact 1Password Support.

We’ve fixed an issue where you could be asked to sign in multiple times after changing your account password.

We’ve fixed an issue where separate windows (such as Settings) could show the main 1Password window’s title instead of their own.

We’ve fixed an issue where some attachments didn’t upload when adding multiple files to a Document item using drag and drop.

Item date fields now use the date format you’ve chosen in your system settings. If you’ve set a language in 1Password that’s different from your system, dates use that language’s format instead.

When you use Auto-Type to fill into an unsigned or untrusted app, 1Password now asks for confirmation instead of silently failing.

1Password no longer leaves extra background processes running when you use a custom Chromium-based browser that isn’t in your additional browsers list.

1Password now uses your “Use your device’s Trusted Platform Module to unlock” setting consistently when storing unlock data.

When you use “Type in window” to fill a username or password into another app, the window selection menu now shows an app icon next to each open window.

We’ve fixed a typo in the Settings > Security > Windows Hello settings text.

We’ve fixed an issue where some fields of a Bitwarden Identity item weren’t imported into 1Password.

We’ve fixed an issue where unsaved changes could be lost while editing an item type created with a custom template.

We’ve fixed an issue where rich icons of some imported items didn’t appear until the item was edited.

We’ve fixed an issue where typing in an item’s Title or Website field and pressing Enter could save an autocomplete suggestion instead of what you typed.

We’ve fixed an issue where 1Password appeared to be offline when some changes hadn’t synced, instead of telling you those changes were still waiting to sync.

We’ve fixed a typo in the 1Password MCP server setup instructions.

You can now use 1Password for Claude to let Claude sign in to websites on your behalf. After you approve each request, 1Password fills your login or one-time code without sharing your credentials with Claude.

You can now use 1Password as a macOS AutoFill provider to natively fill and save credentials in Safari and other apps.

We’ve improved localization for a number of our supported languages. If you’d like to suggest a localization improvement, contact 1Password Support.

We’ve fixed an issue where you could be asked to sign in multiple times after changing your account password.

When 1Password quits unexpectedly, the crash report popup now includes clearer instructions.

We’ve fixed an issue where separate windows (such as Settings) could show the main 1Password window’s title instead of their own.

We’ve fixed an issue where some attachments didn’t upload when adding multiple files to a Document item using drag and drop.

Item date fields now use the date format you’ve chosen in your system settings. If you’ve set a language in 1Password that’s different from your system, dates use that language’s format instead.

We’ve fixed an issue where some fields of a Bitwarden Identity item weren’t imported into 1Password.

We’ve fixed an issue where unsaved changes could be lost while editing an item type created with a custom template.

We’ve fixed an issue where rich icons of some imported items didn’t appear until the item was edited.

We’ve fixed an issue where typing in an item’s Title or Website field and pressing Enter could save an autocomplete suggestion instead of what you typed.

We now show a clear error message if you try to move or duplicate an item with a custom icon when file storage is disabled by an admin policy.

We’ve fixed an issue where Quick Access could show Autofill suggestions for a previously visited website after navigating to a new site in the same browser.

We’ve fixed an issue where 1Password appeared to be offline when some changes hadn’t synced, instead of telling you those changes were still waiting to sync.

We’ve fixed a typo in the 1Password MCP server setup instructions.

You can now use 1Password for Claude to let Claude sign in to websites on your behalf. After you approve each request, 1Password fills your login or one-time code without sharing your credentials with Claude.

You can now choose whether 1Password offers to save API credentials for shell plugins in Settings > Autofill & save. Saving shell plugin credentials now uses the same autosave notification as other logins.

If you try to paste your Secret Key for your 1Password account into a website, 1Password now blocks the paste and opens the extension to help protect your account.

We’ve improved localization for a number of our supported languages. If you’d like to suggest a localization improvement, contact 1Password Support.

We’ve fixed an issue where you could be asked to sign in multiple times after changing your account password.

1Password now prevents automatic sign-in to 1Password.com during an Agentic Mode session.

The phishing warning settings have moved to Settings > Security & privacy > Phishing prevention, and there’s now a separate setting for the popup phishing warning.

When you select “Hide on this page”, all other 1Password notifications are now hidden on that page too, except Device Trust notifications.

Notifications that offer to save a login or passkey now use a question instead of a statement (for example, “Save login?”) so it’s clearer you can save or dismiss it.

We’ve fixed an issue where suggested item titles could be shortened when the site name ended with text that looked like a domain extension, such as “Intercom” becoming “Inter”.

We’ve fixed an issue where the browser extension could show a blank tab instead of an error page.

We’ve fixed an issue where 1Password appeared to be offline when some changes hadn’t synced, instead of telling you those changes were still waiting to sync.

We’ve fixed an issue where saved logins didn’t appear in the Autofill menu on login pages that say “Welcome” and ask for your username first.

1Password now correctly fills passwords on alahlynet.com.eg, sftp.savvymoney.com, and secureweb.aglc.ca.

We’ve fixed an issue where 1Password could fill a one-time code into the GitLab two-factor grace-period field.

We’ve fixed an issue where one-time codes on FortiGate admin login pages could trigger the password generator.

1Password now correctly offers to generate a password on the Rivian account creation page.

We’ve fixed an issue where 1Password suggested a new password in the confirm password field on the DigitalOcean account page.

We’ve fixed an issue where 1Password suggested a new password on the vinted.hu login form.

We’ve fixed an issue where 1Password incorrectly offered to fill identity information into timesheet fields on Deltek Costpoint.

We’ve fixed an issue where the sign-up page on Ticketmatic was incorrectly treated as a login page.

We’ve fixed an issue where a temporary network interruption could unnecessarily lock your account in the browser extension.

We’ve fixed an issue where the sign-in banner could appear when a newsletter sign-up field used the term “daily digest”.

We’ve fixed an issue where the Help page in Settings could be unavailable when other settings failed to load.

We’ve fixed an issue where 1Password didn’t automatically submit some login forms after filling.

We’ve fixed an issue where the “Ready, set, internet” step during setup could be cut off on smaller screens.

We’ve fixed an issue where Sign in with Google could get stuck when the site showed a “Continue as” button for a Google account you were already signed in to.

We’ve fixed an issue with SSO enrollment where the extension could send you to the desktop app to approve a device even when that app wasn’t signed in to the account, leaving you unable to finish setup.

We’ve improved localization for a number of our supported languages. If you’d like to suggest a localization improvement, contact 1Password Support.

We’ve fixed an issue where you could be asked to sign in multiple times after changing your account password.

We’ve fixed an issue where separate windows (such as Settings) could show the main 1Password window’s title instead of their own.

We’ve fixed an issue where some attachments didn’t upload when adding multiple files to a Document item using drag and drop.

Item date fields now use the date format you’ve chosen in your system settings. If you’ve set a language in 1Password that’s different from your system, dates use that language’s format instead.

We’ve fixed an issue where some fields of a Bitwarden Identity item weren’t imported into 1Password.

We’ve fixed an issue where unsaved changes could be lost while editing an item type created with a custom template.

We’ve fixed an issue where rich icons of some imported items didn’t appear until the item was edited.

We’ve fixed an issue where typing in an item’s Title or Website field and pressing Enter could save an autocomplete suggestion instead of what you typed.

We’ve fixed an issue where 1Password appeared to be offline when some changes hadn’t synced, instead of telling you those changes were still waiting to sync.

We’ve fixed a typo in the 1Password MCP server setup instructions.

We’ve fixed an issue where updating 1Password could fail on Fedora Silverblue, Bazzite, and other rpm-ostree-based Linux distributions.

Release Notes

You can now run a local MCP server from the Developer tab, allowing AI assistants to access 1Password Developer tools.

We’ve improved localization for a number of our supported languages. If you’d like to suggest a localization improvement, contact 1Password Support.

Developer Watchtower descriptions on the Developer homepage and in Watchtower now mention scanning for plaintext secrets, including .env files and SSH keys.

When a device’s location can’t be determined during sign-in or setup, “Unknown location” is now shown without an IP address.

Confirmation prompts now say “app” or “browser” instead of “device” when linking another 1Password app or browser to your account.

The “Clear keyboard shortcut” button in Settings > General > Keyboard Shortcuts now has an improved label for screen readers.

We’ve fixed an issue where the Home screen could open to the All Accounts view when you had multiple accounts but only one unlocked.

We’ve fixed an issue where changes to the pre-filled Secret Key weren’t saved when adding an account from the Found Accounts list, causing the old Secret Key to be pre-filled the next time you added the account.

We’ve fixed an issue where the Windows Hello prompt might not appear on Windows 11.

We’ve fixed an issue where the 1Password menu bar or system tray icon could show a blank image or not update properly when you locked or unlocked the app.

We’ve fixed an issue where dragging files onto the sidebar could leave destinations in the sidebar highlighted.

We’ve fixed an issue where you could get stuck when setting up the 1Password browser extension if you’d already pinned 1Password your browser’s toolbar.

We’ve fixed an issue where a new Developer Environment could incorrectly show an error loading destinations before you added any variables.

We’ve fixed an issue where pressing Enter to confirm Japanese text in search or Quick Access could erase text you already typed.

We’ve fixed an issue where you could receive repeated Duo authentication notifications.

We’ve fixed an issue where the “Copy Default Phone” option could appear for Identity items when no phone number was entered in the Default phone field.

We’ve fixed an issue where the Quick Access autofill keyboard shortcut (Shift + Return) would allow you to try and fill unsupported items from Quick Access.

We’ve fixed an issue where Environment destinations could fail to load.