1Password for Windows: our new Safari extension is out of beta!

Greetings Windows-slinging Agile Readers! Remember that all-new 1Password extension we began testing with Safari a couple weeks ago? I’m happy to say that you may feel free to remove its beta badge at your earliest convenience. Wait, scratch that. Safari should automatically do it for you, if it hasn’t already. Hooray for automatic extension updates! [...]

1Password for Windows: Our new extension is ready to try in Safari

Sometimes, a browser extension comes along that changes everything. Your philosophy on life is forever altered. The way you experience the internet fundamentally shifts. Your dog and cat go apartment hunting together. Nothing is the same. Our new 1Password browser extension will not do any of those things to your world, valiant Windows users, but [...]

Defending against 1Password harvesters

We have some bad news and good news today about the state of Mac security. The bad news is that there’s a new malware variant out for the Mac, a trojan called DevilRobberV3, that tries to collect various pieces of data, including your 1Password data file. The good news is that your 1Password data is [...]

On 1Password and iCloud

Just in case this is the first blog post you’ve checked since swearing off reading tech news for the past ten months or so: this is a pretty massive week for new Apple goodies (also: thanks for making this the first post you’ve read in almost a year!). Yesterday, Apple released iOS 5 and its [...]

Retrospective: One month of Lion and 1Password

It’s been just over a month since Apple released OS X Lion and quite literally reversed the definitions of “up” and “down”. At least when it comes to scrolling. And only if you don’t go to System Preferences > Trackpad/Mouse and disable “Natural Scrolling”. But I digress. Time flies when you’re fervently updating 1Password and [...]

1Password 1.0.6 for Windows gets Firefox 5, System Tray support

We updated 1Password for Mac to support Firefox 5 and some other odds and ends, and now we’re back with a new Windows release! 1Password 1.0.6 for Windows brings a handful of handy new perks, and you can check out the full details of this release (and all previous versions) in our 1Password for Windows release [...]

1Password for Windows is out, bundle licenses available!

Thanks to some hard work by our developers and a lot of feedback from our awesome beta testers, 1Password for Windows is officially ready to go! You can download it and try it out right now! Licenses for 1Password for Windows are available individually for US$39.95, and we’ve got a special introductory deal today that [...]

Windows Chrome users get some 1Password love, too!

We recently let our Mac users know about the amazing new extension for Chrome on OS X, but we didn’t want our Windows users to feel left out, so… we’re pleased to announce 1Password support for Chrome on Windows! Download the latest beta of 1Password for Windows and open the preferences (CTRL-P). You’ll find a [...]

An update on 1Password for Windows

Development of 1Password for Windows is coming along wonderfully. Windows users should be sure to check out the current beta, and we’d love to hear feedback and suggestions in the forums! We’re offering “early bird” pricing for people who buy a license during the beta period: A single License is only US$19.95 (50% off) A [...]

1Password protects you from the latest phishing tricks.

You may have heard about the latest scare in phishing attacks: “tabnabbing.” As explained over at TidBITS, tabnabbing changes your tabs while they’re in the background to simulate logins on sites such as GMail or PayPal, even changing the “favicon” in the tab to make it look authentic. You switch back to your tab and, without [...]