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I remember paying that same Mac price back in the day and thinking, that is a lot for an app. Now days, that price seems like a good deal for many apps that are currently higher. lol

ha yeah same! I don't think I could spend the $65 on that now. But I guess its better than a sub

 

[Smigit]

the old standby password from back in the day - it remains on sites I no longer visit.

it’s a hassle, but it’s likely worth changing all those passwords for unused sites over time. If ones compromised that’s 590 sites someone can get into. Sure, you may not use the service any more, but I’m guessing collectively they contain a decent amount of information that can then be used for identity theft etc. Better doing it now before something happens and you’re scrambling to change all those old passwords.

 

[Mr. Heckles]

I just looked through my emails ... iOS was $8.99 and MacOS (OSX) was $24.99

I bought them in May 2013

edit: I want to say I got the Android version pretty cheap too because I was in the beta.

It's kind of nice knowing I paid for them that long ago and they still work amazing! no subscriptions!

You're right, a few years later I got it for my mom and it was $50. I just remember because I got her a $50 gift card for iTunes so she could get it (it was $50 at the time).
I also doubt it works with no issues. Version 5.0 came out in 2014, maybe you got 6.0 as a free upgrade, but I don’t remember

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The base price for my truck in 2014 was $15,125. The base price for the base model is 2021 is $26,400. Prices go up over time.

 

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Serious question — why would someone use this app over the iCloud Keychain? Is it just because it’s cross platform?

Because iCloud Keychain has functionality from 10 years ago that’s seemingly never been updated. I honestly contemplated turning it off because it’s difficult to tailor it to meet different websites’ password requirements, and because it’s so GD intrusive.

 

[ignatius345]

killall or pkill terminates processes by name. It's not a solution on it's own, but here is a brute-force approach that will terminate Safari and 1Password things for all users of the system.

Stop 1P background/service/daemon/helper processes
sudo launchctl stop *com.agilebits.onepassword*

Stop Safari, unload 1P Safari extension, helper process, desktop app, 1P mini?
sudo pkill Safari 1Pass* com.agilebits

Once all 1P things are stopped, the update should go through. If it's still not working, check to see if there are other 1P processes that are running or have just restarted

List 1P background/service/daemon/helper processes
sudo launchctl list | grep *com.agilebits.onepassword*

I just updated 1Password using the first two commands you listed, while my wife was logged into her other account. Worked brilliantly!

I would add for anyone else that you do want to remove the asterisks from the code, so:

sudo launchctl stop com.agilebits.onepassword

and

sudo pkill Safari 1Pass com.agilebits

thanks again!

 

[ignatius345]

Because iCloud Keychain has functionality from 10 years ago that’s seemingly never been updated. I honestly contemplated turning it off because it’s difficult to tailor it to meet different websites’ password requirements, and because it’s so GD intrusive.

I leave mine on for things like wifi passwords, but autofill is shut off for iCloud Keychain on both Mac and iOS in favor or 1Password. I'm very thankful they were able to provide deeper iOS integration with 1Password.