Subject line says it all really.
Just playing with the latest update to 1 Password and the safari
extension and what a huge! difference over what we've been using, the
functionality we all knew in the software is coming back to life it seems.
For example I can now go to the login page of a web site and press
command-\, the 1 Password safari extension is launched, I can then enter
my "Master Password" and - assuming I have a login saved in 1 Password
for the page I'm on - 1 Password logs me in automatically as it should,
there have been question marks about this "auto login" feature and
problems with it for a little while now in particular since the release
of Lion several months ago.
I'm yet to do some serious tinkering with the Safari 1 Password
extension so I'm not really all thatf familiar with it yet and how it
works but this first step in my view is a great sign and thanks again to
the developers for listening and acting upon problems found and reported.
I know I'm not the only one on list providing feedback so thanks to
everyone else who has taken the time to post on the Forums, to Twitter etc.
--
Dane Trethowan
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