Nope, not really. We told users at Macworld that public beta within a couple of months and release sometime after that. Depending on the type of feedback we receive in terms of bugs.
Congrats!
3.8.20 is the latest on the website. It is effectively the same as 3.9.6 which is on the Mac App Store. The different versions (3.8 vs 3.9) indicate the difference for us in tech support to be able to tell the difference. Under the hood things are different on the Mac App Store right now because we had to make some bigger changes to get into the Mac App Store.
In terms of features, there's nothing major, and a few different settings (renamed mostly) to better work with the MAS rules.
All Mac App Store purchases will get version 4 for free. We promised this when we first released it on the MAS, but we didn't anticipate it taking this long to get it released.
iCloud is pretty much only guaranteed on the Mac App Store. We can't promise anything with the website version. We'll announce more about iCloud support in the future.
Wifi syncing was extremely problematic. As I explained to a few users at Macworld. When one of their last support techs between the users and the developers (me and maybe 2 other guys) cannot get wifi syncing to work for a user after 90 minutes of time dedicated to that user... that's a problem. It isn't in our code either, that works fine. It's system setup and network configuration.
Yes, users have had great experiences with it and it worked fine. But this was not the majority and we had to remove it.
USB sync will probably be public beta soon.
Yes. And any purchases from our website during this sale will include version 4 as well. From this point forward all purchases will get version 4.
Just bought it too
Now, is there another way to add the data that's on my iPhone into the Mac version of 1Password without using Dropbox? Or am I just going to have to wait until v4 is released so I can sync with iCloud?
Dropbox is the best way to sync right now if you have a Mac involved.
iCloud requires version 4 for the Mac.
USB sync will be coming soon and is an alternative to both Dropbox and iCloud but requires tethering your device to the computer while syncing with a USB cable.
