If you can store notes in it it'll let you store software licenses just like every other password app. As a side note, I hope you're also saving those licenses to a Word doc or Excel spreadsheet. You're 1 **** up away from losing them if you don't have them stored in multiple places.
I agree. Bitwardens UI in the Apple ecosystem is very ugly. They have new apps in the works though for iOS and Mac which will be better integrated and look better as well.
Unless they are going to update iCloud for Windows, it will not. iCloud Passwords currently only works in Chromium browsers. On top of that it's janky. In our personal lives we primarily use Apple devices and computers (apart from a Windows machine for gaming), but both of our workplaces are solidly Windows environments. Unless Apple gets serious about making this cross-platform, 1Password is in no danger--we'll be keeping our sub barring some surprise advances there.
The alternative explanation here is that all efficient solutions are essentially the same—e.g., why wheels are round—and 1Password wasn't bringing anything of value that couldn't be easily replicated by a summer intern.
You can do that with a couple of notes in the Notes app. Travel details. Software codes.
My concern is that Apple Sherlocking this one will cause subscriptions to go down, and 1P will have no choice but to raise the price on the rest of us.
yeah lol. they crack your Apple account, they're getting car keys, apple wallets, passwords, photos, your favorite weird music and video tastes. health data. emails. scary stuff.
My initial thought when seeing this was, will we be able to import our current 1Password Vaults into the Passwords app. If not, entering all passwords, links, icons, and other information from scratch will be a tedious task.
I get that. I know how bad some Electron apps are. MS Teams is notoriously awful. At least the "classic" Teams always was. Not sure if the "new" Teams for macOS is better now.
