1Password Release Notes

We’ve updated the text in the “Access your passwords everywhere” setup task to say “Set up the 1Password apps so you can recover your account if you ever get locked out”.

We’ve updated the label for the button that reveals your other saved logins for a site to “Other logins”.

We’ve fixed an issue where 1Password could show an error if you tried to use your passkey when Windows Hello was turned off.

We’ve fixed an issue that could cause the 1Password browser extension in Safari to repeatedly open error tabs when it couldn’t load its data.

We’ve fixed an issue where you couldn’t select or copy the 1Password browser extension’s version number on the About settings page.

We’ve fixed an issue where 1Password wouldn’t automatically sign you in after filling your login on Glassdoor.

We’ve fixed an issue where 1Password could mistake a human verification field for a password field.

We’ve fixed an issue where the username 1Password filled could be different from the one shown in the sign-in menu.

You can now save one-time passwords in 1Password through Autofill on your Mac. In the System Settings app, navigate to General > AutoFill & Passwords > Set Up Codes In and select 1Password.

The GitHub Actions destination in Developer > Environments now includes a button to view setup instructions.

API Credential now appears towards the top of the New Item screen.

We’ve improved the New Item screen so the additional item types are easier to find.

The search field on the New Item screen now reads “Search for a website or category”.

The export confirmation screen now includes a clearer warning about storing unencrypted files safely and a link to learn more about exporting your data.

We’ve updated the text in the “Access your passwords everywhere” setup task to say “Set up the 1Password apps so you can recover your account if you ever get locked out”.

We’ve made visual improvements to the Developer > Environments > Generic OIDC destination screen, including more consistent spacing between field labels and inputs and matching colors for text.

We’ve fixed an issue where you couldn’t sign back in to your account in the 1Password app after an administrator removed and recreated it, even though you could still sign in to your account elsewhere.

We’ve fixed an issue where Quick Access sometimes wouldn’t appear over a full-screen app or would open on a different desktop than the one you were using.

We’ve fixed an issue where the sign-in screen wouldn’t close after you finished signing in on 1Password.com.

We’ve fixed an issue where you wouldn’t be notified if an update failed to start after you selected Restart Now.

We’ve fixed an issue where one-time passwords wouldn’t autofill if you had the Copy One-Time Passwords setting turned off.

We’ve fixed an issue where an error message could remain on screen after you correctly entered your account password when exporting.

The GitHub Actions destination in Developer > Environments now includes a button to view setup instructions.

API Credential now appears towards the top of the New Item screen.

We’ve improved the New Item screen so the additional item types are easier to find.

The search field on the New Item screen now reads “Search for a website or category”.

The export confirmation screen now includes a clearer warning about storing unencrypted files safely and a link to learn more about exporting your data.

We’ve updated the text in the “Access your passwords everywhere” setup task to say “Set up the 1Password apps so you can recover your account if you ever get locked out”.

We’ve made visual improvements to the Developer > Environments > Generic OIDC destination screen, including more consistent spacing between field labels and inputs and matching colors for text.

We’ve fixed an issue where the sign-in screen wouldn’t close after you finished signing in on 1Password.com.

We’ve fixed an issue where you wouldn’t be notified if an update failed to start after you selected Restart Now.

We’ve fixed an issue where an error message could remain on screen after you correctly entered your account password when exporting.

The GitHub Actions destination in Developer > Environments now includes a button to view setup instructions.

API Credential now appears towards the top of the New Item screen.

We’ve improved the New Item screen so the additional item types are easier to find.

The search field on the New Item screen now reads “Search for a website or category”.

The export confirmation screen now includes a clearer warning about storing unencrypted files safely and a link to learn more about exporting your data.

We’ve updated the text in the “Access your passwords everywhere” setup task to say “Set up the 1Password apps so you can recover your account if you ever get locked out”.

We’ve made visual improvements to the Developer > Environments > Generic OIDC destination screen, including more consistent spacing between field labels and inputs and matching colors for text.

We’ve fixed an issue where the sign-in screen wouldn’t close after you finished signing in on 1Password.com.

We’ve fixed an issue where an error message could remain on screen after you correctly entered your account password when exporting.

1Password now offers to save your login when a site asks for your username and password on separate screens.

Settings now shows whether the browser extension is connected to 1Password 7 or 1Password 8.

We’ve made visual improvements to the single sign-on (SSO) migration prompt. It now has a simpler, more compact design.

We’ve reduced memory usage in 1Password in the browser on pages that frequently add and remove form fields.

We’ve fixed an issue where the username filled could differ from what’s shown in the inline menu.

We’ve fixed an issue where 1Password wouldn’t always apply your account’s auto-lock policies after an update.

We’ve fixed an issue where signing in automatically after Autofill could activate the passkey button on Naver’s Korean sign-in page.

We’ve fixed an issue where 1Password could fill and submit giveaway entry forms as sign-in forms.

We’ve fixed an issue where a decryption error could cause some views to stop responding.

We’ve fixed an issue that could prevent vaults from loading.

We’ve fixed an issue where the “Access your passwords everywhere” setup step could be marked complete before both the desktop and mobile apps were set up.

We’ve fixed an issue where 1Password could fill a sign-in form without submitting it.

We’ve fixed issues where Open & Fill could open the wrong sign-in page for Capital One, Vanguard, Fidelity, and BMO.

We’ve fixed an issue where sign-in forms in Hungarian could be treated as registration forms and suggest a new password instead of saved logins.

We’ve fixed an issue where the incorrect account message could remain after you changed the item’s save location to a vault in the correct account.

We’ve fixed an issue where one-time passwords weren’t suggested or filled on ligafab.com.br sign-in pages.

We’ve fixed an incorrect German translation of the “Employee” vault term in the browser extension.

We’ve fixed an issue where the Copy button in the inline password generator didn’t work in Firefox.

You can now connect 1Password to supported AI agents so they can sign in to websites on your behalf. When an agent needs a login, 1Password asks you to approve the request and choose which logins from your Private vault it can use.

If your organization sets a default sign-in address using an MDM solution, 1Password now uses it on the sign-in screen.

The Developer Watchtower page now includes breadcrumb navigation.

You can now use macOS Autofill in more places, including when connecting to a server in Finder. In these cases, 1Password asks you to confirm before filling your information.

You can find instructions to turn off Autofill if you select Settings > Autofill > “Disable macOS Autofill”.

Developer Environments now includes programmatic access options for the 1Password CLI and SDKs, along with an option to copy the environment ID.

We’ve simplified the steps to add your account from 1Password.com or by scanning a QR code with 1Password on your mobile device.

We’ve made visual improvements to the “Migrate data into 1Password” option on the New Item screen. It now appears as a compact button with an icon, making it clearer that it’s an action rather than an item type.

We’ve made visual improvements to the single sign-on (SSO) migration prompt. It now has a simpler, more compact design.

If an error occurs when you try to add an account from 1Password.com that signs in with SSO, you’ll now see a specific error message instead of a generic one.

The default Quick Access keyboard shortcut on macOS 27 is now Option Command Backslash to avoid a conflict with Apple’s Visual Intelligence feature.

We’ve fixed an issue where the sign-in screen wouldn’t automatically close if you added your account from 1Password.com.

We’ve fixed a crash that could occur while Quick Access loaded Autofill suggestions.

We’ve fixed an issue where other apps’ global keyboard shortcuts could stop working after you unlocked your Mac while 1Password was locked in the background.

We’ve fixed an issue where searching for an item’s username or other subtitle text wouldn’t return the matching item when using Autofill.

We’ve fixed issues where Open & Fill could open the wrong sign-in page for Capital One, Vanguard, Fidelity, and BMO.

You can now connect 1Password to supported AI agents so they can sign in to websites on your behalf. When an agent needs a login, 1Password asks you to approve the request and choose which logins from your Private vault it can use.

If your organization sets a default sign-in address using an MDM solution, 1Password now uses it on the sign-in screen.

The Developer Watchtower page now includes breadcrumb navigation.

Developer Environments now includes programmatic access options for the 1Password CLI and SDKs, along with an option to copy the environment ID.

We’ve simplified the steps to add your account from 1Password.com or by scanning a QR code with 1Password on your mobile device.

We’ve made visual improvements to the “Migrate data into 1Password” option on the New Item screen. It now appears as a compact button with an icon, making it clearer that it’s an action rather than an item type.

We’ve made visual improvements to the single sign-on (SSO) migration prompt. It now has a simpler, more compact design.

If an error occurs when you try to add an account from 1Password.com that signs in with SSO, you’ll now see a specific error message instead of a generic one.

When “Unlock using Windows Hello” is turned on, the Convenient and Balanced security presets now turn on Trusted Platform Module (TPM) support by default.

We’ve fixed an issue where the sign-in screen wouldn’t automatically close if you added your account from 1Password.com.

We’ve fixed an issue where emoji and other special characters could be typed incorrectly or text could be sent to the wrong window when using Auto-Type or “Type in window”.

We’ve fixed issues where Open & Fill could open the wrong sign-in page for Capital One, Vanguard, Fidelity, and BMO.

We’ve fixed an issue where unlocking with your device could show an unnecessary Windows Hello prompt.

You can now connect 1Password to supported AI agents so they can sign in to websites on your behalf. When an agent needs a login, 1Password asks you to approve the request and choose which logins from your Private vault it can use.

If your organization sets a default sign-in address using an MDM solution, 1Password now uses it on the sign-in screen.

The Developer Watchtower page now includes breadcrumb navigation.

Developer Environments now includes programmatic access options for the 1Password CLI and SDKs, along with an option to copy the environment ID.

We’ve simplified the steps to add your account from 1Password.com or by scanning a QR code with 1Password on your mobile device.

We’ve made visual improvements to the “Migrate data into 1Password” option on the New Item screen. It now appears as a compact button with an icon, making it clearer that it’s an action rather than an item type.

We’ve made visual improvements to the single sign-on (SSO) migration prompt. It now has a simpler, more compact design.

If an error occurs when you try to add an account from 1Password.com that signs in with SSO, you’ll now see a specific error message instead of a generic one.

We’ve fixed an issue where the sign-in screen wouldn’t automatically close if you added your account from 1Password.com.

We’ve fixed issues where Open & Fill could open the wrong sign-in page for Capital One, Vanguard, Fidelity, and BMO.

You can now configure the SSH agent to prompt for approval on every SSH request in Settings > Developer > Advanced > “Ask approval for each new”.

We’ve improved the layout of the custom workflow (OIDC) setup screen and workflow entries.

Suggestions when generating or changing passwords have been updated with new password and website requirements.

Login items for claude.ai, claude.com, or anthropic.com are now suggested across all three websites.

We’ve improved screen reader support on the sign-in screen by announcing when the QR code is loading.

If you select the offline indicator, you’ll now see a prompt to sign in again if you switched to SSO after it was enforced by your administrator.

We’ve improved the performance when you view items and browse large vaults.

The Community Forum link in the Help menu now points to a 1Password Community search page with the tag for your platform automatically selected.

We’ve fixed an issue where the onepassword8:// link handler wouldn’t work properly for Arch Linux and .tar.gz installations.

We’ve fixed an issue where system authentication prompts, like for 1Password CLI or the SSH agent, wouldn’t always display if all of your 1Password accounts were unlocked.

We’ve fixed an issue where Quick Access would forget the selected item after you dismissed it.

We’ve fixed an issue where 1Password sometimes wouldn’t prompt you to set up biometric unlock if you signed in to an account using SSO or a passkey.

We’ve fixed an issue where the 1Password MCP Server could incorrectly report that 1Password wasn’t running to connected tools.