DUDEMANLA  Wow this is totally awesome!!!! Now I can finally use this in safari on my iPhone and do a one click login on the mac. This is major update.   
(Version 3.0.1)

GRAZU  I wanted to let you know how glad I am using 1Password 3!

I am a recent Mac switcher, and used RoboForm on Windows XP.

I choosed 1Password because it allowed me to import my datas from RoboForm as simple as 2 clicks...

Then I bought 1Password 3 because Agile currently offers 1Password for

iPhone...

So many thanks again, I am delighted!  
(Version 3.0.1)

DSS1  I use 1Password many times a day, on my desktop and on my iPhone. So far, I'm very happy with it -- it has worked flawlessly and is frequently updated. Much better than my old system of password control...  
(Version 3.0.1)

SOLO68  1Password Sets The Standard!

I've been using 1Password since February 2009. It works great in all of my browsers, including Camino. I love the new features in version 3. The developer's support is outstanding. I read somewhere the sales are close to 1 million apps sold. And their generosity has not slowed down either. Just recently I received an email offering a free copy of 1Password Pro touch and when I purchased a family license for 1Password version 2 back in February it came with a version 3 license. Thanks guys!

I highly recommend this app. At least download it, install it and give the free trial a spin. Push it to the limits.  
(Version 3.0.1)

MALVIM  This is one of the greatest apps I have installed on my mac.

I've been using 1Password since version 2, when it was already very good. Now, in version 3, they really have bested themselves.

The new interface is slick, really feels like an OSX app. Searching through your stuff, the addition of software licenses and especially the new web interface (which really feels a lot like the native app, read-only) are just awesome.

I bought v2, bought v3, and if these guys keep this pace, they'll have my money forever! ;)

Cheers,

Marcelo.  
(Version 3.0.1)

JHOLT  1Password is one of the finest utility applications for a Mac that

I have ever used. This shareware is worth every penny it cost and

then some. I do not give out many 5 star review but 1Password gets

one and then some.  
(Version 3.0.1)

CASTLE ROSE  When will 1P v2 get support for Camino 2.0

How much is the update from 1P v2 to v3?  
(Version 3.0.1)

JIC  Is this a beta or is it the definitive product?  
(Version 3.0.1)

ECHOROB  This needs Google Chrome support   
(Version 3.0.1)

GORDON142  I'm not a fan of all the changes in this new version. the new view isn't really that useful, and the page previews make the database much larger with little change in usability. That about the worst thing I can say about this program. All the others changes and new features are useful and welcome. Version 3 is the best release yet of one the useful applications I have on my Mac. Indeed, I really can't see a way to remain secure on the web without it.  
(Version 3.0.1)

ROUSTEM KARIMOV  NOTE: We had a few reports about the 1Password 30-day free trial expiring prematurely. It is happening in version 3.0.0 after you add the Sample data.

To fix this issue, please remove added Sample data and empty the 1Password Trash folder.

We will fix this issue very soon in version 3.0.1.

Thank you!

Best regards, Roustem

Co-author of 1Password  
(Version 3.0.0)

ALKOFOX  I could not imagine using the internet with my 171 stored logins and not having 1Password to remember all the passwords and user names.

Credit card info, identity's, secure notes, just about everything that needs to be protected goes into 1Password. And the auto fill feature is the absolute feature for me, no more tying in passwords to long to remember. I have almost no passwords that are exactly the same now, thanks to the random password generator that generates passwords 1 to 50 characters long. Accessing the 1Password data works from almost any browser, and for those that don't, there is a new 1PasswordAnywhere feature for getting at your data from any virtually machine. And it all "just works" like mac applications should work. And no wonder, with the super team behind 1Password. If you haven't looked at their About Us page, do take a look at the Agile Team. Thanks Agile! Your application is the gold standard other applications should be built by.  
(Version 3.0.0)

GAINESTOWN  Great product, but still cannot import from LicenseKeeper !  
(Version 3.0.0)

ROFRA  Look at Wallet and be your own judge...  
(Version 3.0.0)

KOMTOM  Just works everywhere! On may Macs (synced with the wonderful Dropbox), my iPhone and, in case of "emergency", on any Website.

As Chiefted, I am also not "crazy about the "locking safe door" UI that you are first show when launching the program but since I use this from all of my web browsers I hardly see it."

All in all: 1Password is a must have!!  
(Version 3.0.0)

STILL_SPARKLING  Is there an option to go back to the previous version's 2 column view? I've been using the v3 beta for a few months, but I just can't get used to the new interface. It's too busy for my tastes and actually slows me down.

I find myself having to stop and read more in v3, rather than quickly scanning the info to get what I need. Also, when editing info in the Logins field, I prefer v2's method of keeping everything in one column under the website/username, as it was faster and easier to just tab through when I needed to change something. V3 makes you mouse over to the third column, click edit, and then tab through; it disrupts the flow.

I'd also like to see an option to turn off Tags, Notes, and Attachments in the Logins section since it's not something that I use. I love it in the Software section, but not in Logins.

Obviously a lot of time and development went into updating the interface and I appreciate the effort, but it's not my cup of tea. It's just too visually busy.

Overall though, v3 is a marked improvement and well-worth the upgrade price. Customer service at Agile continues to be amazing and I'm extremely happy with the app.  
(Version 3.0.0)

CHIEFTED  Pretty much the Gold standard for password/secure note/identity saving.

I think someone wrote that there is 1Password and then there is everything else.

The upgrade to V3 is great. I love the 1password anywhere feature. Not

crazy about the "locking safe door" UI that you are first show when launching the

program but since I use this from all of my web browsers I hardly see it.

The new syncing feature, using Dropbox works like a champ and with the

iPhone version of the software I am set to go anywhere.

For stability; even the beta builds of this (was an early users since I was

beta testing 10.6 for a while due to a work project) where stable and

never had any real problems with it.

In true mac fashion, "it just works"  
(Version 3.0.0)

ODYSSEUS  Watch out for 1Password 3.0.0 under *Leopard* (i.e.10.5). Soon after installing it, it basically froze my system, and I narrowly avoided a forced shutdown.   
(Version 3.0.0)

MRJW34  Still a must have app. V3 has some clunky UI things, but works great.  
(Version 3.0.0)

LEOOFBORG  Whatchu talkin' 'bout Richard? ;-)

1Password3 works GREAT with Snow Leopard. No more Input Managers, works out of the box with current cutting edge Camino2 and Firefox3.5, even WebKit nightly builds.

Seriously folks.. stop using the Keychain and turn off password saving in all of your browsers [except Chromium, but I expect that to change soon].

1P2 was very good, 1P3 is a worthy upgrade. I've been using it since it went beta as a 1P2 user.

1P is one of the few apps that I will upgrade without hesitation, over any other 'beta' app. The devs really know their stuff and are VERY supportive of their users. If you're having a problem drop them a line. One of the few apps I can really give solid 5's to... highly recommended.  
(Version 3.0.0)

DONPERREAULT  1Password 3.0 works wonderfully with Snow Leopard. This is just a fantastic application and well worth the money.  
(Version 3.0.0)

RICHARD CRAPIA  i was about to buy this but then i read that it dose not work on snow leopard so i guess i'm gonna wait untill it dose work so hurry up developer lol  
(Version 3.0.0.BETA-86)

LLONGLEY  No I do not have Virus Barrier installed but I do have Norton Anti Virus Mac. Think that might be it? Still very slow to respond, when I put my unlock code in it sits there, often until I click the interface again before it moves, like it's thinking about it. Very strange and unusual for this program which I've been using since the beginning.   
(Version 3.0.0.BETA-85)

NEILJB  Because 1Password interfaces with so much of my work, it is one of my favorite programs. Besides being a real time saver, it also allows me to keep track of all my log-in data, passwords, credit card information and makes computing much easier. It is upgraded and improved regularly, customer support is fast and helpful and the company is really responsive to suggestions. I love both the desktop and iPhone versions. It is certainly worth the price of admission. THANKS Agile!! Great product!  
(Version 3.0.0.BETA-85)

LLONGLEY  I agree with FRODO_LIFE . I know it is beta but the last two updates have slowed down significantly. Takes a very long time to respond after password is entered and is very slow all around. Very unlike 1password. Once bugs are fixed will be great software again. I also have an 8 core Intel MacPro with 10gb Ram. Shouldn't be this slow.  
(Version 3.0.0.BETA-85)

FRODO_LIFE  great software but beta is to slow to open and respond on 8 Core Intel with 12gb RAM, it drives me nuts.

Also the new interface might look nice buy by far to much screen real estate wasted and very and a step back in regards to user friendliness   
(Version 3.0.0.BETA-85)

TEKKIEMOM  Awesome program. Version 3 is gorgeous. Visually appealing, easy to use. This is an indispensable "must have" tool on my Mac.   
(Version 3.0.0.BETA-84)

ROBERT LEHANE  I have been using password reminder programs for several years. I downloaded 1Password beta program about 3 weeks ago. I will say that once I took the time to tweek it just the way I wanted this program to work there is no there password program that even comes close to this one! Not only does it store them but it makes it so much easier to pay bill, access web sites that require log it but it also generates any type of password you choose to use. I give this program a 10 out of 10, it's a first rate utility and well worth it!  
(Version 3.0.0.BETA-84)

DONPERREAULT  I am thrifty and I do my fair share of complaining about software being expensive, especially software upgrades.

However, 1Password 3.0 is worth every penny Agile charge's for the application!  
(Version 3.0.0.BETA-84)

ANNA M  Very useful application - saves all you passwords and log-ins.

The user interface is clear and simple, and it even integrates with all the popular browsers.

The main disadvantage of it in my opinion - it's too costly for just a password-management application. A price of $19 would be much better-fitting for an application of this kind.  
(Version 3.0.0.BETA)

FPAYNE  This is one of the most useful pieces of software I have ever bought. Instead of using the same password over and over again for many sites it will generate random high security passwords for any website which requires you to log in. All you need remember is the master password. It has a simple interface and is very easy to use.

The defining quality though has to be the support. It is superb. My problem was quickly identified and resolved. Other software vendors should take note. This is what customer support should be like.  
(Version 3.0.0.BETA)

PTI`LUC  Lately I had to contact the support for a little registration question. Got a very fast and helpful reply! Besides a great program such a support will finalize a good product!

Thanks again!

pti'Luc  
(Version 3.0.0.BETA)

SAJDAK70  1Password 3.0 is not for Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger. It runs only in Leopard and Snow Leopard. Information by MacUpdate about "REQUIREMENTS: * Mac OS X 10.4 or later" is not correct. The right one is: Mac OS X 10.5 or later. Thanks!  
(Version 3.0.0b79)

SHANE C SMITH  The one application I can't live without. Everything you ever wanted and more!  
(Version 3.0.0b78)

T-REX   Config : MacBook 2 Ghz Intel Core 2 Duo 10.5.6 + Safari 3.2.1 + SafariStand 3.1L162

+ SafariTabs 0.6.2 (Tab undo support) and 1Password 2.11.1

Apparently there is a major conflict between SafariStand and 1Password leading to problematic displaying of the 1password browser extension button in Safari toolbar as multiple Windows reopen at launch (SS) leads to multiple 1Password button in the toolbar.

Deselect this option in SafariStand setting (Restore Method at Launch=Nothing) and let SafariTabs control this parameter (When Safari Launches = Automatically open saved Tabs) and you override that issue.   
(Version 2.11.1)

PAGUCA  hi, very good and useful application, please make some support for:

google chrome osx navigator

thanks  
(Version 2.11.1)

MATTETH  1password has been a must have for me for a few years, and I have been happy with it. For long I just used it forgot it, just as one should with a utility.

1p has very active developers, which of course is a good thing. The downside is that they choose to update the application very often, causing it to throw alerts on updates all the time.

As for version 3, I'm afraid it will be even more "A Big Application". I personally think it should be a utility. Lean and good. Just work.

Developers: you're the best. But don't overdo it. Keep updating 1Password when necessary - and get to work on your next big thing :)  
(Version 2.11.1)

JACQUES P.  Coupled with DropBox, this is an incredible multi-Mac multi-iPhone solution for all security needs. Genuinley helpful! The beta of version 3 is fantastic and fully Snow Leopard / 64 bit savvy.

Support is impeccable, they certainly deserve every dime.

Nothing's perfect, but these folks really listen and grow.

= )

thanks

PS - I hope these developers are working on other projects, I'd love to see them introduce other products.  
(Version 2.11.1)

IMASTERING  I've been using 1Password for a few years. It's been a dream software and has always worked A+.

Lately the last update became corrupt during download. I noticed it was an issue of my internet provider. There was a glitch during the download process, however I did not think it would affect the update.

I went ahead and did the update anyway. The update did not work as expected since it was corrupted. I was in the middle of a critical situation, needing access to several important passwords to employers. In less than 24 hrs their Chief Evangelist had sent me an email with detailed instructions as to how to fix the problem.

I am a Mac specialist serving the pro-audio industry. I generally fix my own problems but did not want to risk loosing my passwords out of ego.

The problem was fixed and there was even a follow up!

It reminded me of my own private practice. If you are a project studio owner, or you are the Grammy guy... you will get a call or email from me within that period of time.

Thanks you guys at 1Password!  
(Version 2.11)

ALKOFOX  If there is one must have application for the mac this is it.

I have tried all sorts of password managers out there till I discovered this gem one day. The interface is extremely easy to use and the features are just right, not to many and all the ones you would need (at least for me). Now with the announcement of 1Password 3 and the 1PasswordAnywhere feature it gets even more useful for people who use macs and PC's. The customer support is the best I have ever seen, I had a question that I asked on a Saturday and I got a response on a Sunday. How many companies have customer support like that?

I will be recommending this application to others for sure.

EDIT: Sentences corrected

MacUpdate please add an edit post button.  
(Version 2.11)

KATNIP  First things first. Let's talk about customer support. Three words: second to none. With the arrival of Snow Leopard (for us Mac folks) and 1P's beta version 3, they have been inundated with requests for help, not because of the product per se, but mostly because of the need to change Safari to run in 32-bit mode rather than the default 64-bit (if you're 1P's version 2.x – version 3 plays nicely with 64-bit Safari), and keychain issues. The folks at Agile have been supportive, prompt in their responses, friendly, helpful, and eager to assist. I'd admitted to them that I'm a fairly recent Mac convert and know little about keychains and such (although I am computer literate in general), and none of the 3 people who helped me made me feel like the newbie I am. So customer support is wonderful. As for 1Password itself (I use the Mac and iPhone versions), it is the best program of its type that I know, and I've tried plenty of them. And the people behind the products work HARD to keep improving them, regularly providing updates when necessary due to the ever-changing OS's and browsers that 1P works with, and any little bugs that may be found due to the complexity of OS’s, multitude of browsers including mobile browsers and so on, and - maybe most important of all - they LISTEN to their users. Their price points for their products are just right, too.

Summary: If you're looking for a secure, encrypted, easy-to-use, and DEPENDABLE product of this type, or any other Agile products, they’re the best, and no worries if you need help. They're there for you. Even on weekends, which shocked me whenever I received replies on Saturdays and Sundays, including yesterday! (And I promise I don't work for them; I just strongly believe in promoting products and services that I've used and believe in, especially when the developers and support team go above and beyond...)  
(Version 2.11)

SPARKYCOLA  I have 1Password on my iMac, Macbook Pro and iPhone. I couldn't be happier with this product. When I installed Snow Leopard on my Macbook Pro the version that I had wouldn't work. I sent customer service an email on a Sunday(hoping to eventually hear from them). I was surprised to get a response within a couple of hours with a link to download a new version. GREAT customer service.  
(Version 2.11)

JAMMIE23950  Recommended to me by an advanced Mac user. Great way to store sensitive data. Easy to use and categorize different types of passwords. Wallet feature is an added bonus.  
(Version 2.11)

DBTINC  Been using 1Password for about a year and it's the most effective program of its type that I've used. More importantly, when I had a problem on updating to Snow Leopard, they had the answers that worked the first time! That's a major plus in my book.  
(Version 2.11)

LOVEMYMACS  This is one of the two best apps on my macs. Before I had it I used the same overly simple password for every site. Now I've got roughly 140 different passwords that consist of random punctuation with some numbers and letters sprinkled in, generally as long as the individual sites will allow. The program works flawlessly although occasionally individual fields need to be edited when entering complete identities. But I sense that this is more a function of those sites and even so it saves 95% of the time even in those cases. And yes there are occasional sites with floating boxes that won't allow this type of login but in that case it's easy enough to simply copy and paste my login directly from 1password using the easy interface that still makes that very quick. Another feature that is amazing is the instant entry of credit card information. It's so easy that I've had to make a point of being careful because an impulse purchase is all too easy. Two clicks and most of the time I've entered my identity and completely filled out the credit card info including billing address.

When I recently started completely fresh with a new computer, after I installed CS4, this was the second application I installed. Can't imagine my computer without it. And the support is staggering. I don't think I could do better if I had an expert next to me. Their response times, the immediate relevance of their answers, the fact that every time they've been able to get me going with one detailed email, I couldn't think more highly of them than I do. I think that if you try this application for a month you won't want to live without it.  
(Version 2.11)

DTEARE  Do not worry about the yellow highlighter effect for copying :) This was an experiment and we have already decided to change it. We have a new, simpler design that will be implemented before the final 3.0 release.

Please join us in the 1Password 3 Early Access forum where this topic has been discussed in depth.

Cheers!

--Dave Teare

Co-author of 1Password  
(Version 2.11)

JEFF H.  Any support for eikon biometric reader yet? Been waiting to buy whenever this promised feature gets included.  
(Version 2.11)

PROKOS_J  A heads up on 1Password version 3…

As of version 2.11 I really like this software, the interface is simple and uncluttered and works perfectly. I don't like what's happening with this software in version 3. The simple interface as been changed. The yellow highlight marker for copy mode, come on, that's the best they could think of. That in no way blends in with the Mac OS. Please at least ditch that Agile.

So for those who like this software and agree with me that function is more important than an upgraded design take a look at the beta before it's design is permanently embedded in stone and shipped out. Send an email and tell them that it is function that's important. Remember you are paying for the upgrade, I already have.  
(Version 2.11)

DNC70  This is an essential piece of mac software. Beautifully designed, easy to use and very useful. If you do not have your mac connected to the internet then fair enough, you may wish to pass, but otherwise this is an essential purchase!  
(Version 2.9.31)

DARRELL WOJCIK  I just bought this product and I am very impressed. This is a quality product that stores all of my login and secure information. In my opinion, this is the number one choice for this type of product. I have tried many similar and this one beats them all.

Give it a try - you won't regret it!!!  
(Version 2.9.31)

22DUKE  using 1 Password since it's beginnings and while it's one of the most important utilities I use there are several shortcomings:

1. New version is far to slow on Intel 8 core 10GB Ram it takes several seconds to open after password is inserted.

2. It creates now a huge file in system folder (I guess due to thumbnails) over 400MB in my case.

3. New interface is clunky and not very user friendly.

4. so called iPhone pro version does nothing else then normal version.

5. Still no ability to find, compare and delete duplicates (created by faulty iPhone sync functionality)

6. No integration with Mobile Me for syncing

I would give it 5 stars if this where addressed.  
(Version 2.9.31)

ZEB B  Unfortunately, 1PW doesn't work with the increasing number of flash-based login screens that I encounter. Perhaps that will change with Version 3. I find myself keeping Password Wallet open to handle these situations, because it is much easier to copy and paste the login information from there. Or, I rely on flash-based cookies for these sites, something I'd prefer not to do.

The only real advantages that I see for 1PW over Firefox's password management system are the identity and wallet features, though these are frustrating sometimes (pasting an identity omits my name too often). As someone noted below, 1PW is not a good place to keep notes, compared to PW Wallet, which is much more compact.

I rate it at about 3.5.  
(Version 2.9.31)

PIP J  I've said this before but I have to say it again--1Password is the best app on my Mac. I've used personal computers since the early 80's of every type and OS. Across those nearly 30 years I have several apps that I rank as the gold standard for their category, and for software in general. For the past 2 years, nothing has surpassed 1Password in terms of functionality (to include filling an important need), ease of use, scope of function, and regular updates and support. Designers of other apps should set this app as a mark to strive for.

Security is a growing threat and 1Password provides the user with everything that could be wanted, be he a novice or an advanced user.

This is the way every Mac app ought to be.  
(Version 2.9.31)

DAVIDTESLER  This is a critical app for every mac - worth every penny - use it more than any other app I have  
(Version 2.9.31)

SUZAN  Love the 1Password program. It is so easy and now I do not have to keep track of all my passwords. I only need one-the master password!! I had a slight problem when I loaded snow leopard - I couldn't get it to work and boy did I miss having it. The guys at 1Password were great - they responded via email very quickly and my problem is solved. I am lost without this program and the support is phenomenal. I recommend it to anyone who dislikes all the password lists that have to be kept.  
(Version 2.9.31)

SIMMAN  Thanks for this app. It saves my life very day. Maybe the GUI could be a little bit nicer?  
(Version 2.9.31)

DR. GIRLFRIEND  For those who are bothered by 1Password's sometimes frenetic pace of updates, you can adjust the frequency it checks for new versions under the preferences menu. Just do this:

Preferences-->Updates-->Automatically Check For Updates

Then choose when your setting: Daily, Weekly, or Monthly.

Cheers!  
(Version 2.9.31)

FHAMPEL  1PW is good, though not perfect as a form filler--I agree with other posters about this. This is primarily a review of the 1PassWord Palm App, which is one reason I bought the Mac program. I consider the Palm application a sloppy afterthought, almost a joke. It is currently impossible to enter information on the Palm and sync to the Mac. Worse notes contained in the Mac 1PW entries can be seen only 2-3 lines at a time on the Palm, making it practically impossible to read them.

The Mac application is a very poor place to keep reference information about confidential items. One must classify each item (e.g. password,identity, and it is not possible to convert one kind of item to another. So, for example, I cannot keep all the information about a credit card in one place (online account, summary data, wallet information). I have to look at two entries. 1PW can get confused if you register for a web site one one screen, but must log in on another. 1PW will take you to the sign-up screen, not the log in screen.

  
(Version 2.9.29)

FYREFLYE  My question appears in the 1Password Forum page 3 as

"Can't Upgrade from Version 2.9.25 (build 7555)"

by jwthomas.  
(Version 2.9.29)

FYREFLYE  I'd already contacted the Agile Forums without receiving much helpful comment. However, when ver 2.9.27 build 7565 came out shortly after I downloaded it and was able to install it successfully after first deleting 2.9.25. So all problems are solved (until I install Snow Leopard) and I'm happy with 1Password.  
(Version 2.9.29)

MEGAS88  For those of you wondering, "Why the hell should I bother with this app? I have no damn need for something that's built into my browsers. Firefox even has the best managing for my passwords I'll ever use. Why Should I pay or get this from an offer I got?"

Well, ready for this? Those words were what I posted (not exact I believe but close) in a youtube review of this app. I then realized I had an offer from macheist for a free license so I thought I'd give it a shot since the replies in that comment were generally pointing to the fact that this is a great app.

Sure enough, after I installed it I simply couldn't believe how wrong I was. That's right! Every single thing you read from that youtube comment were completely wrong. I even offered an apology on said video stating how great this app is. I've since about 6-8 months have been using 1password for the single problem I keep facing in many situations in any browser. AUTOMATICALLY FILLING MY LOG INS!

This is reason 1 why you should buy 1password. If you visit sites that frequently drop your log in information (say fourms, banking sites etc.) then this app does for you what you wish built in password managers did. One click of the 1password extension and you are set. No typing (except for your master password 1 time) and all that time consuming work is over and done with.

Wow, and that was reason 1. Reason 2 is a doosy. Auto filling identities and wallet information.

But wait? Huh? There can't be an app for any OS let alone a seamless extension that works across browsers that can automatically fill out all that time consuming information about my address, my name, email, even my credit/debit/whatever payment method used cards. Yes, there can be and yes there is.

1password will allow you to store personal information such as your identity which includes but obviously not limited to full name, email, address, phone number etc. Also, the wallete feature keeps track of (when you type it in of course) your credit cards, and yes, receipts for licenses of apps. This feature is well known to anyone who purchased the Macheist bundle and it's included as a feature of 1password.

Reason 3 why 1password rocks? Well, can't have all that personal information just floating around your system and not worry about security right? 1password's got you covered. With 128 bit encryption you won't have to worry about hackers getting your data any time soon.

Reason 4 and this one's gotta be the best of the bunch for security loving guys and gals out there. IT HAS A BUILT IN PASSWORD GENERATOR! That's right folks, and this isn't your ordinary password generator. This one has a slider. What the heck? A slider. It basically means you can chose just how secure you want your password to be. Based on how far you make the slider go will actually change the level of how random the letters, numbers, symbols etc will be and how long it will be. This means that you won't need to use the same password for everything because 1password stores all those randomly generated passwords in it's secure database which you can access with, you guessed it. That 1 single master password.

Reason 5 and the final reason. Price, free trail, and money back guarantee. With a price point of $40 for a single license and $70 for a family pack of 5 licensees there's really no beating it. Plus, with their deals you can easily upgrade to 1password 3 for even cheaper. Oh, and if your a new user and get it now than the 3rd version license is free. Yup, free. No extra cash no strings. Plus, what have you got to lose. You can try it out free for 30 days and after that if you buy it you have 30 days to get a refund if you don't like it. What's there to lose? 2 months of this great app and trust me you won't be returning this awsome gift of an app.

One con and this is only ONE con of this app is that for security nuts, you will have to manually lock the keychain in 1password to prevent anyone from just clicking the extension and using your data. This means if left unlocked then clicking the extension in firefox safari etc will allow anyone to simply fill out all info with one click. Not a problem as long as you remember to lock it. I have no worries since no one but me uses this in my house. But I have been ensured that the next major release 1password 3 will make good on far more advanced security features that will keep this problem completely fixed. And with the early bird pricing special, why wouldn't you take advantage of this?

Let's recap,

1. Secure, encrypted passwords, identities, wallet, app licenses, other sensitive information.

2. Tech support that rivals if not tops even the best apple care calls. One email to these guys and they'll respond as quick as less than 24 hours. At least that's been my experience. I actually got a response to an upgrade question in less than 3 hours. If that's not good friendly support than please tell me what is.

3. It's just easy. The number one will be used ALOT. 1 password to manage thousands, 1 password to fill in all your information, 1 password to well, do everything you need to fast and easy.

Oh, did I mention there's a $4-8 iphone/ipod touch app that allows syncing between your mac and the mobile device? Because that's kinda the best thing anyone could ever ask for if they travel alot.

If there is anything I missed then I'll add it later but please give this app a shot and a download at this or the developer's site. I know I'll be pre-ordering my family pack of 1password for me, my mom and a couple friends. 5 licenses, I can do alot with that. Happy downloading everyone and don't forget to give your feedback to those nice guys who develop 1password. They're a real great bunch. They always appreciate it.  
(Version 2.9.27)

DR. GIRLFRIEND  1Password is having an early-bird sale for current customers to upgrade to version 3. The prices are 33% off. I just upgraded my version 2 Family License (5 seats!) to version 3 for $29.95! Unbelievable deal and a steal at half that price. Hurry and get your upgrade before the sale ends.

Adobe, you could learn A LOT about customer service and how to treat your loyal customers from these fine folks. Their apps are constantly improving and their customer support is outstanding!   
(Version 2.9.27)

HELMO HASS  Again I have to quote myself as even updating the application refuses to upgrade my keychain, noway to having it to work..

as none else is having this trouble im starting tinking it must be a ppc issue as im still on a G5.. well i guess there will be no v3 for me.  
(Version 2.9.27)

RONL  As much as I like this app... almost daily updates are getting to be a bit much.  
(Version 2.9.27)

KANEBILL  1Password is an absolute must for anyone who uses passwords on the internet. Until I found this program I constantly had problems remembering the various passwords I used for the many sites I visited online. I would inevitably have to type in a few passwords until I found the right one. This led me to use the same password for all sites, and an easy one to type and remember too, which compromised my security. 1Password solved this problem for me. It pops up automatically when I type a password in a field and asks if I would like the program to remember it. If so I then only have to remember the master password on my computer and it will fill in the password, as well as name, address and even credit card info if I like automatically. 1Password will even create secure passwords if I don't want to make one up myself. This program is terrific and I HIGHLY recommend it.  
(Version 2.9.26)

FYREFLYE  1Password claims my long time in use password for itself is incorrect and is rejecting any upgrade or substitution of the new version for the old. Why is that?  
(Version 2.9.26)

HELMO HASS  updated today to newest one and when launching the application i cant understand why it doesn't backup my old keychain in order to rebuild the new one, it just put it on the trash and starts over with a new empty one... nonono.. wht's going on there? I was really scared, how does it comes? I dont think that preparing to upgrade to v.3 means loosing all my old contacts. did i miss something? or..  
(Version 2.9.25)

AMADA   I download AllBookmarks and love it. You are doing a terrific job of

integrating the system so it works well together with 1 Password and with the operating system.

Perhaps even more important than your products, your support system

is excellent, personal and quick.

I recommend your products highly.  
(Version 2.9.24)

SF_AVENUE  1Password is a gem and Agile customer support is superior. The application is a real time saver, a couple of 1Password clicks of my Logins and I am into my bookmarked web pages.

The Wallet, Secure Note, and Identity features provide secure storage of my key data for easy and rapid access. The auto fill information for credit cards makes online shopping a snap.

Hosting the critical login and personal data on my Mac and not in the cloud world makes me feel much more secure. 1Password on my iPhone synced with my Mac makes mobile logins just as easy.

Thanks to a great development team for building super apps.  
(Version 2.9.24)

ESERMENEZES  i'm very satisfied with 1password and specialy about the kindly

attention and quick solution when I needed the support. Using 1password is very simple and quick....that app is really great and helps me saving a lot of time....I highly recommend it to everyone who needs a smart solution...  
(Version 2.9.24)

JMURRAY  Agile,

I have been a 1 Password user for a about 3 years and just wanted to let you know that your product and updates have always been impressive. You folks do a great job of keeping up with the dynamic challenges of the internet and security risks. You save me time, make using the computer easier, and do it while keeping my information secure,,,what more could I ask for!

Thanks for the great application,

Jim  
(Version 2.9.24)

STILL_SPARKLING  Apple should pay these guys $1.00 for every Mac sold (or better yet, include the app on every new system as part of the O/S). Using 1Password is truly pleasant and seamless, it enhances your computing experience so greatly, you sometimes forget that you’re working. I know that sounds over the top, but it’s true. The only app that can possibly compare to the same state of computing nirvana is (was) the last stable version of Quicksilver.

Some things you may not know:

The Agile keychain is stable - much, much better than Apple’s imho. In all the time I’ve used the Agile keychain, it has never corrupted, unlike Apple’s, which used to corrupt every 6 months or so on my system, despite my best efforts to prevent it.

Previous versions of 1P required you to close all browsers before applying the updates; that is no longer necessary.

If you add a new browser to your Applications folder or add a new profile to Firefox and don’t see 1P in it’s familiar position, don’t panic. Simply open 1P, hit command + , (comma) to open the prefs, and check the box next to your new browser or profile. 1P is now ready to go.

Someone below asked if 1Password was as good as Roboform. Well, I have a Windows computer (rarely used these days) and Roboform is not even in the same league as 1Password. It’s adequate, probably the best password manager available for that platform, but like most Win apps, it’s an ugly, jumbled mess and cludgy to use, esp for new users. See for yourself. Go to 1Password’s homepage and look at the screenshots, then go to Roboform’s and look at theirs. After you stop your eyes from bleeding, go back to 1Password’s homepage and download the trial. You won’t be disappointed.

But let me warn you: once you start using 1Password, it will be torture to use any other computer without it.  
(Version 2.9.24)

FALKNERX  One of my few indispensable mac apps. Great implementation with the iphone version also.

btw, there's a command line that unlocks some beta features. Lookin good.  
(Version 2.9.23)

BRIAN2220  I third that

i love 1password i dont know what i would do with out it   
(Version 2.9.23)

YAZSOFT SUPPORT  You just gotta love this awesome app and fast response time from the Agile group! Well done amigos! 1Password is simply indispensable. When it's not there, you're like 'oh no'!!  
(Version 2.9.23)

MINOUMI  1Password DOES indeed work with iCab. Sorry for my previous erroneous post.  
(Version 2.9.22)

N8INAZUSA  This app has been one of those apps that I add to my list: "well worth it's weight in gold (or at least what you paid for it)"

As soon as I installed it, I went the tentative route (as I do with most trials). I didn't import a thing.

The beauty is: I was able to surf the web on the fly and in the course of doing so, add my passwords as needed. In other words, I was able to hit the ground running with this app and it didn't slow me down one bit.

That's important to me.

Password generator? Brilliant. Fast and helpful.

Video tutorials? Some were hard to find but all in all (for a visual learner like me), extremely helpful.

Syncing between macs? With an official recommendation for dropbox, 100% satisfied. This was also added to my aforementioned list. Worth it's weight in gold.

Exports? Impressive. I'm particularly blown away by the html export.

Customer service? Speedy and personal response.

I short: Highly recommended.  
(Version 2.9.22)

MINOUMI  1Password does not appear to work with iCab, the best browser on the Planet. Or is it only me?  
(Version 2.9.22)

MEDORAS  For the very few who are claiming this app is buggy or "created havoc" on their Mac, I would respectfully suggest that you look elsewhere for the problem. When installed on a series of MacBooks/G4's and G5's I have found 1Password to work flawlessly. The developer always releases a new version within 24 hours of browser updates. This has become one of the most indispensable apps I have used since I bought my first Macintosh II. I am surprised that Apple hasn't yet purchased 1Password.  
(Version 2.9.22)

JAMIEMONCRIEFF  Can anyone tell me how this compares to roboform? Thanks guys  
(Version 2.9.22)

CINDY SABBAG  I have been using 1Password for almost a year. I LOVE it!!!!!

I do a lot of both bussiness and personal things on the computer, and have always tried to create strong passwords. However, like many people I trouble remembering the passwords I created. Every time I went to log into a site I had to look-up my password. It drove me crazy. Then, I bought 1Password. What a difference it made! Now I have 1 really strong password to unlock 1Password. 1Password then enters what ever convoluted password I have created for the site I am on. Only 1 password to remember, I can manage that.

Recently, 1Password was not able to locate any of the passwords, which I had stored there. I contacted technical support/customer service via e-mail, and received a prompt response. We passed information back and forth and soon had the problem completely fixed!

1Password was recommended to me by a friend, who works in IT for a large university. I HIGHLY recommend 1Password and commend the EXCELLENT technical support!  
(Version 2.9.21)

GEORGED  Being 'new' (1 year +) to serious OS X use, I gave 1Password a trail as a Roboform-like MAC alternative. It created havoc on my system.

Itunes, after a recent update, would start independently, and refuse to close. After several hours of searching, and trials to correct the behavior, it only stopped after going through 1password's tedious, multistep uninstall process.

Good idea - too buggy for my taste.  
(Version 2.9.21)

JOANEE88  I've looked for a program like this for a while. Then a tech writer friend recommended 1Password. It's worth every penny. What a great program. Especially great to use on the road. I finally feel safe and protected when logging from a Starbucks.

Joanee88  
(Version 2.9.21)

MR_DIRECTOR  What can I say that hasn't already been said about 1Password? Well, I guess I could say that I rarely purchase software like this—add-on software that claims to "speed up" something I could do myself. But this is definitely a worthwhile purchase.

And "speeds up" is a horrid understatement. I love using it to log into various financial websites quickly so I can check my balances and may bill payments in 10 minutes rather than 30 minutes.

At least try it for 30 days. If you're like me, you'll be buying it within 30 minutes.   
(Version 2.9.21)

XCHARK  I love 1password. Hands down the best program on my MacBook Pro.

Cory  
(Version 2.9.19)

ILAURENT  The most important software on a Mac !

I use it every hour, everyday i'm on my Mac.

So useful to log in & sign in with only one click

and all of this with a very secure system (the Mac himself !)

I throw away all my "secret" and "password" wallet softwares.

Now, all my important data are centralized in 1Password.

Don't hesitate !

Thanks Agile...  
(Version 2.9.19)

EFFOUR  This program has saved me a ridiculous amount of time.

Managing a server, over 7 sites, multiple credit cards, etc I am always needing to access my passwords. This program allows me to access everything in a matter of seconds....amazing.

-R  
(Version 2.9.19)

BRAZEEBRA  1Password has, for me, progressed from a useful keychain-on-steroids to a full-fledged password application that can span my home mac, my work mac, and my iPhone. I use it and rely on it every day. There are two applications that I always miss when I work on other macs, and 1Password is one of them (Quicksilver is the other). 1Password on my iPhone helps this issue out, though.

The interaction with Dropbox is another benefit. This is a very well-sorted application, and the development has continued to add value to the proposition.  
(Version 2.9.19)

DR. GIRLFRIEND  How To Import Your MacUpdate License Info Into 1Password.

1. Login into your MacUpdate account. (The login area is at the upper right corner of every MacUpdate page.)

2. You will be presented with a screen that shows "MacUpdate: My Purchases".

3. Click on the word "Receipt" for the application(s) you have purchased.

4. At the bottom of the list, underneath your serial numbers, you will see a button that says "Save to AppShelf". Click it once. The file will be saved to your computer (probably to your Downloads Folder or Desktop, depends on how you have things set up).

5. Open 1Password on your computer.

6. Drag the MacUpdate file you just downloaded onto the 1Password icon in your Dock.

7. 1Password Import Assistant will open. Choose "Start Import".

Voila! Done! All of your license and purchase info is now imported into your 1Password Wallet.

1Password will also import info from a variety of other applications such as KeyPassX, RoboForm, Password Wallet, Generic Text, Cloak or Turbo Passwords, and many others. Just choose "File, Import," and follow the easy instructions on your screen.   
(Version 2.9.19)

DR. GIRLFRIEND  Sweet! They've read my mind! You can now import AppShelf licensing info by dragging and dropping the AppShelf file onto your 1Password icon in the Dock. Tested and works perfectly! Thanks, Folks!   
(Version 2.9.19)

BINARYPACKRAT  Without sounding redundant, Agile flippin rocks! This is a 3rd party that does what they do BETTER THAN APPLE. Its sorta funny... Agile knows that their key chain system is easier and better then Apple's built in system so they give the user a choice to install theirs (you do not have to to use the program though). I have not looked back. Been a LOYAL HAPPY user for quite a while now. As I have said before, Thanks for the update so soon after the release!!!!!!!! Love Love Love.  
(Version 2.9.19)

DR. GIRLFRIEND  Agile Web Solution rocks so hard! Mere hours after Safari v4 is released, Agile has an update posted making 1Password compatible. Happily, this is the kind of customer service 1Password lovers the world over have grown to expect and appreciate from the Agile team. Superior software made even better by exemplary customer support.

If you know someone who is new to Macs, buy this app for them. It's indispensable. It's shocking how much time you save and how much more efficient your day goes when you have 1Password managing the annoying gruntwork of remembering your logins, wallet info, secure notes, and generating strong passwords. If I could only afford one app to put on a brand new Mac, this would be it.

1Password is my desert island app!

My dearest wish is that it would auto-import the licensing information and serial numbers from my purchased software (like App Shelf) so that I don't have to copy/paste it into a secure note myself. Other than that, this app is sheer perfection.  
(Version 2.9.19)

PERIO  Excellent Application and great support.   
(Version 2.9.18)

KALUNLAU  Essential piece of software. Allows me to keep all my passwords in one central location and seamless integration with Safari and Firefox. No usage issues with it what so ever.

The only down side is the original price a bit steep. I got mine in the MU promo deal which made it more reasonable.  
(Version 2.9.18)

JOSH JOSH BINKS  all i know is i got my first Mac on 7/7/07 and on the same day I

bought 1password and this was the best purchase I have made....Kudos!!  
(Version 2.9.18)

MARTINE PELTZER  Just thought I would pass on my delight to other Mac users who have not yet tried 1Password. It's a great tool, simple to use and understand. Best $40 I've spent in a long time! Go on, give it a try..........  
(Version 2.9.17)

COGLE  I have been a long time user of Password Wallet and would always recommend this to friends and family. Through its tight integration with the major browsers, 1Password however takes the whole process of managing passwords and logins to a completely new level. There are very few quirks in the software and I suspect that version 3 will be another quantum leap. HIGHLY recommended.   
(Version 2.9.17)

RIBIT  I should have said long ago how great a product this is. Merely lifting the headache of multiple passwords to remember/administer, and avoiding the pitfall of One-Password-For-Everything would be enough, but 1Password integrates so thoroughly and seamlessly into life online that it becomes indispensable in about 3 hours. The extra features above and beyond simple password maintenance merely add to the joy of using it, and the responsive tech support is of a level equaled by only 2 or 3 other Mac vendors. THAT says a lot. What kicked me awake? Today I set up a userID and password on the IT site of a major university. There was a glitch in the process and when I discussed it with the support tech I described how 1Password generated a super-strong password for me, saved it, and stood ready with it (and all my others) whenever needed. The IT tech said, "Oh, I NEED that!" But he's a PC guy and I had to say, "Sorry, it's Mac only." I tried hard not to gloat. Agile is a Macintosh developer in The Macintosh Way as defined by Guy Kawasaki. There is no higher praise.  
(Version 2.9.16)

JASON HENDRICKS  I just got this after hearing about it from a friend. In the world of 3 thousand passwords, this really makes things easy. I was using it SECONDS after the download and it has been a blessing.

Another thing that REALLY impressed me in this age of "press 1 for English", I shot off an email to see if I was eligible for version 3, since I had just purchased version 2.9.

I got a response within 1 hour! The rep was professional and said that she had looked into my records and informed me that I was fine to download the 3.0 version as soon as it was released.

These guys are solid.. and so are my plethora and seas of passwords!

Thanks!  
(Version 2.9.16)

SERGESOUSZERO  I totally agree with Robotank's comment below. The team is extremely responsive. I had a little issue (the first in one year) with 1Password last week. I sent a report and I got a reply in less than two hours that helped me fix the issue.

Great app and great team !  
(Version 2.9.16)

ROBOTANK  There's no need for another 5-star review for this app. Suffice it to say, I am, of course, extremely pleased with it. What I'd like to point out most here is the top-notch support that Agile provides. A quick look at their forums will reveal that the developers respond quickly, politely, and helpfully to every question and request. (They respond in the same fashion to email.) They are quick to address bugs and user requests in their regular updates, which keep on top of issues and introduce improvements. In my experience, Agile is one of the very best Mac shareware companies in terms of product dedication and customer support.  
(Version 2.9.16)

AMALGAMATED INC  Every Mac user should make this the 1ST shareware app they buy. Massive time saver and VASTLY more useful than Safari Auto Fill feature. This WILL SAVE YOU TIME and aggravation.

Company releases new features and updates frequently and is responds if you have a question.  
(Version 2.9.16)

MSFRANCIE09  I LOVE my 1Password software. I cannot imagine online life without it and I don't know how I managed before I had it. It is a MUST-HAVE for every Mac user!   
(Version 2.9.15)

SOLO68  This review is long, long overdue. By the way, I am a recent switcher. I came from PC land to the Mac late last year. To this day 1Password remains my favorite Mac app. It is such an excellent program and I haven't yet used all of its capabilities. It installs without a hitch. It works right within my browsers. And it syncs with the Agile Web Solutions sister app, AllBookmarks. I do not have a bad thing to say about this app. The support is excellent. I can recall more than a year before I had enough cash saved to purchase my Mac I contacted their support with questions. They answered me promptly and encouraged me to make the switch as soon as I was able to do so. Even now their support team is on top of things, with a continued swift response time. I was asked to give a review and do so without payment or special favors. Everything I say is of my own will and I stand by every word. Agile Web Solutions is an excellent group of Mac programmers and they really care about their client base. If anyone is thinking about switching to a Mac I encourage you to do your research and satisfy your every thought. Make an informed decision, and stay away from the quote, unquote, "Fan Boys". In my opinion, they are completely biased towards Apple, but Apple is by no means perfect, and that's another story. As for 1Password, at least give the trial version a try. It is fully operational and makes signing in to websites as easy as breathing air. Best wishes.  
(Version 2.9.15)

VFJCZYN5LQXK  Extremely useful, and saves so much time. I'm a web developer and I often have to manage many logins for a single domain. 1Password comes in VERY handy in such case. Its iPhone companion is also excellent and I use it daily. I don't even think about login and password much anymore because it's a matter of simply clicking the 1Password icon in my browser. So simple, very handy, and saves me so much time and effort.

It also has a decent import/export command, so there is no data lock-in or anything like that.

Strongly recommended. A huge time saver if you have many logins.   
(Version 2.9.15)

NELSON CUNHA  For me, the best password manager.  
(Version 2.9.15)

INTELIOS  The only and best password manager out there. If you like me have more than 1 computer synced it across with dropbox and you will have all your passwords, forms up-to-date. Try out dropbox for Mac at https://www.getdropbox.com/referrals/NTY2Mzc4Njk. If you join with this link you get an addional 250MB on top of your free 2GB.  
(Version 2.9.15)

ADPIV   The technical support was great. Jamie from 1password sent several timely emails walking me through the proper steps. Wish my other tec support went this smoothely.

adpiv  
(Version 2.9.13)

OTTONOMY  Nothing else comes close. 1Password far exceeds the capabilities of any other password/login manager. Development never gets stagnant either. If I have a question or a problem, someone answers me via personal email almost immediately, even on weekends. What problems I have had were easily resolved with a little guidance from the friendly support staff. Convenient work-arounds have been provided for unusual feature requests. New and improved functionality (which hardly seems possible, as the product is already perfect) seems to come with every one of the frequent updates, which are painless to install. Synchronization across browsers and computers is effortless. Importing the database from my old, somewhat obscure password manager was simple, even though 1Password didn't specifically support it. I can't wait for version 3.0!  
(Version 2.9.13)

AV  Brilliant. I used to keep an encrypted spreadsheet until i discovered this application... Its got to be *the* must have application for any mac user. It is the best way to manage the ever increasing number of logins, passwords and any other sensitive data bar non. Please continue to develop!  
(Version 2.9.13)

ALJUK  Latest update has severe issues. App crashes everytime I try to open the "Unassigned" folder, forgets which website it's trying to log into etc. Constant crashes and freezes. I've been using this app since the beginning, and am currently feeling very disappointed in it. If I was a new customer, with the problems it seems to be having right now, I certainly wouldn't buy it.  
(Version 2.9.13)

TIMMYB  I honestly don't understand all of the hype surrounding this utility. If you use Safari then you can achieve very similar functionality by enabling Auto-Fill in the Safari prefs. Safari will then be able to save and restore your logins on almost all websites (some sites use weird login forms which Safari can't store/restore, but there are also some that 1Password can't store as well.) What's more, Safari provides true Auto-Fill of forms whereas with 1Password you must either navigate to a special menu or use a key combo to initiate the filling of the form. Safari in conjunction with the Keychain Access app (found in your Utilities folder) can also manage more than one keychain file to store your password entries. This can be configured to give you very fine control over how and when your passwords are used by Safari - 1PW only supports a single keychain file for all of your entries and simply does not offer this level of detailed access control. As a password database it is a decent app and it can also be used to store other important bits of data such as software registrations and personal info (of course there is no reason why one couldn't use the Keychain Access app to store the same info by using its Secure Notes feature. I just don't think this app is polished or versatile enough in its form filling capabilities to justify its price. Heck, I got it for free and I'm terribly thrilled with it! Be sure to throughly test it out before paying so that you know if its capabilities are a good fit for how you work in your browser environment.   
(Version 2.9.13)

STEVE FRAWLEY  Great App. I just hope they don't punish recent buyers with the 3.0 upgrade fee.   
(Version 2.9.13)

LOUNGE DELUXE  I tried the trial version and this app indeed works as smooth as all but a few reviewers have stated. The only thing that keeps me from purchasing it is the fact that the current build is very close to the release of a version 3 (or so it seems), and I would not like to pay an upgrade fee so soon after my purchase.  
(Version 2.9.13)

TEZLA  Awsome!  
(Version 2.9.13)

SJK  Truncated item in WHAT'S NEW:

• CHANGED Changed automatic backup feature to run in a …  
(Version 2.9.13)

REPRUDEN  1Password is the best. I would be lost without it. I have 217 logins. Yes 217. Who could remember each of those using different passwords. Well, 1Password does it for me. If you are hesitant, use the trial version. If you don't purchase 1Password after trying it, you might be a dork.  
(Version 2.9.12)

DENNY DOUBLEPLUS MARKETING  1Password simply rocks! I started using it about 6 months ago and now find it's permanently embedded into my workflow. This is the type of program you install and then just use - on a highly regular basis. It's an incredibly smooth experience moving in and out of your numerous passworded (bookmarked) sites. The forethought from the developers is simply outstanding. I realized this when I moved the mouse near a password in the application window and a little "COPY" icon "lit" up which allowed me to copy a password (or any field value for that matter) by a simple press on my mouse. Nice, really nice!! So, how can I purchase shares in the company????   
(Version 2.9.12)

DEANGELO  1Password - do not hesitate - just get it. This program makes life easier.

I bought program back in 2007 and never used it thinking it would be complicated to use. I tend to keep my computer needs simple. Well, as you all know, we keep adding more passwords into our lives. So the other day I sat down and loaded it up. Just as I suspected, the process was not as simple as I hope it would be, blame that on my computer ignorance.

Bottom line is that 1Password came through with flying colors in responding to my emails after emails. I am now up and running with this program on three computers. I went to their FAQ section afterwards and there were the questions answers that I wasted my time and theirs emailing them. Lesson learned, do go to the FAQ.  
(Version 2.9.11)

APPLESPECIALIST  An application I recommend to every Mac user. It's fantastic.  
(Version 2.9.11)

SRICHHEIMER@MAC.COM  I had the great idea to change keychain access password on my mac,

but not smart enough to write it down or enter into 1password. I researched mac help and was told just throw away keychain from mac and it would remove password which

worked but I also threw away 1password keychain goodies. I panicked and contacted support at 1password, Jamie responded almost immediately with easy instructions to get everything back and working. Great Program and Great Support!

I Highly Recommend their product.

Steve R.  
(Version 2.9.11)

WATERMASTER  What a great programme. Very easy to use - extremely useful if you have multiple logins, important data you want to keep secure and for millions of other everyday uses. I don't really know how I ever lived without it!

And I always know when software is great - when the support you get is right on the ball - and you can't fault these guys.

I'd definitely say - BUY IT TODAY  
(Version 2.9.11)

CAMNER  Prior to finding 1Password, I had tried (a while ago) Password Wallet, but didn't find it smooth. I had been using Roboform on the PC, and once I got VMWare Fusion on my Mac I found myself using Windows and Roboform for all of my stored passwords. No longer!

I've completely switched to 1Password. The best thing about it for me is that by combining it with Dropbox and storing my 1Password data in Dropbox I have access to all of my stored usernames/passwords/site URLs on my home mac, my office mac, and my laptop. 1Password gets to go where I go, and the convenience is unparalleled.

1Password integrates nicely with both Safari and Firefox...I don't know what I'd do without it!  
(Version 2.9.11)

CORPSECORPS  Not extatic about the browser integration method, but i must admit that 1Password has wound up being an excellent tool, if a bit pricey.

My concern is that since it uses its own keychain format, should something happen and this program become unavailable for whatever reason (permanently or temporarily), all those nice "strong passwords" i've generated will also be unavailable unless i also use some _other_ secure application to back them up now and then.

I wish Keychain Access could read Agilekeychains (i.e. 1Password stored it's data in OS X keychains).  
(Version 2.9.11)

MACMINI2ENTHUSIAST  Hi!

Just wanted to say how impressive Agile Solution's response to the new Safari 4 beta release was.

I heard about the new Safari 4 beta via Twitter the morning it was released and bravely downloaded it to my Mac. I have 1Password and love it and would have been much disconcerted if it didn't work with the new Safari. But, I was fearless as I knew that Agile Solution's tech team had already posted a work around that meant that 1Password would work right away. Then, on top of that they had an update out that afternoon. This really is outstanding. I know most of us would have been patient so it would have been okay, but they didn't let any time pass and that really is something. Thanks so much to Agile Solution for such a quick response that really makes enjoying 1Password that more fabulous with the new Safari.

Have 1Password on the iPod Touch as well. Wonderful.

Hope this finds you well. Thanks, again, -Charlotte  
(Version 2.9.11)

STEVE FRAWLEY  1Password staff responded promptly with resolution and a new beta version preventing the problem.

All is now well.  
(Version 2.9.10)

STEVE FRAWLEY1  Stay Away from 2.9.10 if you use DropBox!!

2.9.10 screws up DropBox use  
(Version 2.9.9)

DAN55304  I am very pleased with 1Password.

First, it meets a great need to keep my passwords safe and remember them for me on my Macs and my iPhone.

Second, the value is unbelievable. The family pack is great.

Third, the constant development is awesome. I downloaded Safari 4 today and noticed my beloved 1P icon was missing. The dreaded realization that Safari was beta and I'd have to wait for 1Password to catch up. The wonderful realization hit me that the folks at Agile are always on top of things (like when the iPhone came out) so I checked for an updated. Doh, they already had Safari 4 support!

What can I say? I have been an Apple owner since the Apple ][. This is one of the best investments I've ever made in software and a company.  
(Version 2.9.9)

BLUESOFT  1Password is a fantastic application. it's not only the best password managing application I've ever used, it's one of the best applications I've ever used, period! I use it every day - many times a day. I couldn't live without it. Take my food, take my air, but don't touch my 1Password! And... the customer support is excellent.  
(Version 2.9.9)

RYANSEBIZ  The best password manager available on the Mac. Seamless integration with Firefox, Safari and other browsers.

Frequent product updates (my favorite being Dropbox integration) ensure this product stays on the cutting edge.

Customer support is great as the team regularly and quickly answers my posts in the forums.

When my friends switch to a Mac this is the first piece of software I recommend.  
(Version 2.9.9)

MISSINGPERSONS  Awesome product - outstanding support. I've been using this app for over a year - it gets better and better. They had a trial server that never really got off the ground before moving into the Keychain. I wish the server project had continued so I can get my secured info anywhere. I hope the author reconsiders this.   
(Version 2.9.9)

DUNLAP7  I've been using 1Password for a year, and have always been happy with the program. However, with the release of the Safari 4 beta, I lost my 1Password button in Safari, and as such, lost the ability to access my names and password. I twittered about it, and received a reply from Agile, asking me to email them. I did, and received a reply the same day with instructions to try. They worked like a charm, and I now have a fully-functional 1Password again. The representative was very nice. I would highly recommend this application to everyone. Agile really stands behind it and makes it a wonderful experience.  
(Version 2.9.9)

JACK THOMAS  I love the application; but I just updated to Safari 4 and updated 1Password and cannot get an icon on my toolbar. What do I need to do here?

J. Thomas

Colorado Springs  
(Version 2.9.9)

SHOTGUNWEDDINGS  The best support and the best software of it's kind, no question about it.

I asked a simple question in their forums and was given an answer within hours how to resolve my issue. So cool!

Why memorize passwords when 1Password will do the job for you, make your passwords impossible to crack with it's password generator and save the change to the existing login information.

So simple and so well integrated with the mainstream Mac browsers, I'm surprised the competition hasn't given up yet. LoL  
(Version 2.9.9)

SUNNYMEADOWS  1 password is a great piece of software. I have been using it for about 6 months now with great results. The developers are constantly making updates and if you have any questions, they email you back usually within a couple hours. I would highly recommend 1 password to all mac users!  
(Version 2.9.9)

BRASSEN  After updating to the latest 2.9.9 version, my copy of Firefox 3.1B3pre (latest nightly) does not launch. "The application quit unexpectedly".

I went back to Firefox 3.1b2. Is there a way I can go back to 1Password 2.9.8?

Otherwise this is a great application, helps a lot! Thanks!  
(Version 2.9.9)

CAZABIANCA  This is one of the most useful pieces of software I have ever found. One of the best qualities of the software is the commitment of the development team to improving and updating the software. They had a working Palm and iPhone/iPod Touch app up and running soon after the application was created. Just hours after the latest Safari Beta release was made they released a compatibility update.

About 1 year ago after reading an article in MacWorld about security and strong password usage I followed the advise at the end of the article and committed to changing my usernames and passwords to be strong and unique. I knew I would need a password management application. At the time I looked for an application for my palm device so I could keep them with me. I ran across this new software called one password that wasn't what I was looking for but it was very compelling in it's approach. I decided to try it out and was quickly convinced that any other approach would less useful. When they released the Palm sync months later I was able to get the portability with out any fuss. When I got an iPod Touch my life was made even easier. I went from having very poor security in my password to rock solid in about 3 hours.

Do yourself a favor and invest in 1Password.  
(Version 2.9.9)

MJSTEELEGA  1Password is one of my favorite programs. After hearing of a close friend's issues when his passwords were compromised, I decided to change all of mine. 1Password makes it really simple to create and manage all DIFFERENT passwords (and using strong passwords). You have to try this software. I did, and now can not live without it. Highly recommended it!  
(Version 2.9.9b3)

JEFF H.  Love this software but VERY patiently waiting for integration with Upek biometric reader...anybody heard anything?  
(Version 2.9.9b3)

BINARYPACKRAT  Hands down the top Mac software support I have experienced! Thanks for the ULTRA fast compatibility update for Safari 4!!! Do you guys sleep??  
(Version 2.9.9b3)

PETER RUSSELL  Had a little problem when i updated to Safari 4 but ticking the "include Betas" box in 1Password prefs and downloading 1Password updates solved the problem. I use 1Password all the time and really like it.  
(Version 2.9.9b3)

HMURCHISON  Where's 3.0 already? This beta creep is like watching the last few kb of a download take forever.   
(Version 2.9.9b3)

MACUPDATE ADMIN  2.9.9 Beta 4 had a display issue and has been pulled from the developer's server.  
(Version 2.9.9b3)

DENNY DOUBLEPLUS MARKETING  We live in busy crazy times with lots of passwords to get access to so many things. I'm old and I hate memorizing passwords now. I bought this program a few months ago and have never looked back. It's made life a lot easier when it comes to memorizing passwords... not!! Not to mention the time it takes to type and log into websites which I frequent. If you've never heard of this app, or have never tried it, just download it and give it a go. I guarantee it'll work it's way into your life and your interaction on the web - I use it often during my busy days. So, hands down, get this program, simplify your life, and move onto other more important and enjoyable things! Download it - now!

- "I'm not senile...I have Mad Cow" ~ Denny Crane  
(Version 2.9.8)

KZX72  Not a fan of this new login system at all  
(Version 2.9.8b10)

CORPSECORPS  Perhaps i'll give this another shot if it EVER gets out of beta.  
(Version 2.9.8b10)

SYZZYGY  I use 1Password and like it a lot but this update(2.8.8b8) is the third one in the last 2 days.

Are any of the recent ones really critical? Do they fix any bugs? I haven't been aware of any and I use 1Password several times each day.

I know that I can just skip any updates if i want to but so many updates in such rapid succession???

Just wondering if all these updates in such short order are just a ploy to give 1Password more exposure here on MacUpdate?

If an update doesn't address a pressing issue, why, then, the hurry to turn them out so fast?  
(Version 2.9.8b8)

O5220803  Does not work properly with Firefox 3.x. If you need 1PW in Firefox stay with 1PW 2.9.8b6, until the next update. Agile is working on the problem.  
(Version 2.9.8b7)

MACMONKEYROCK  1Password works great as a secure data and password keeper. It allows me to sync with the iPhone as well as my 2 Macs. I switched from windows and used other Windows based password keepers, !Password does the trick.  
(Version 2.9.8b2)

JEFF H.  Does anyone know if this is the Beta that works with the Upek biometric fingerprint reader?

It was slated for release as a complement to the Upek hardware this month (January 09).

I'm a little miffed as the Upek people said I have to buy 1Password because it wasn't bundled when I bought my device (last week BTW), but they plan to sell it WITH the device in the future...

WTF?  
(Version 2.9.8b2)

PHILRJ  1Password is probably one of the best utilities I've ever used. I've been using it for nearly a month and it has already saved me more time than I could have imagined. It's a bit intimidating at first, but once you understand how it works it's simply amazing how safe and secure you feel your information is. All my passwords and personal info is synced across my computers and iPhone and a single click logs me into any site without needing to remember passwords ever again. Fantastic. And if I'm ever at a different computer, I just refer to my iPhone where all the same information is stored safely and securely (or so they say, but I trust the software and encryption). I've been recommending it to all my friends. I've been a mac geek for years and the software is simply a life saver. Highly recommended!!!!! Props to the Agile team!  
(Version 2.9.8b2)

KOMTOM  I use this app since months on my Macs and on the iPhone. I love it!!  
(Version 2.9.8b2)

MACNEWS  It would be great to see support for iCab, especially since it's now utilizing Webkit. It's a very feature-complete browser.  
(Version 2.9.8b2)

FOLLEREC  Got this as a freebie from MacHeist. Was excited about it. But I don't think I'm gonna use this long term. First the thing I liked:

1. Cross-browser integrated keychain with one-click autofill.

... and that's it. What scared me off:

1. Not cross-platform. Yeah you can tell me to export it, to use the online 1password invite-only thing. That's not cross-platform. I use my passwords everywhere.

2. No custom "Wallet Item". It's fixed to the fields of what the developers want you to use. So for my ATM, I have to use something like "Bank Account (US)" when I'm in fact in a different country. Minor yes, but what about government cards? Where I live, we don't only have a Driver's License and Social Security. I have no way of using the nice "Wallet" feature for those. Either I use one of the built-in items, and get the wrong label when I'm viewing it in the window, or I use a "Secure Note".

If I use the "Secure Note" feature, I might as well just use plain text files and TrueCrypt. Or use a NeoOffice spreadsheet and password protect that. Those are just as secure, plus they're cross-platform formats.

Seriously, the pro is great. But I might as well just use Firefox's builtin password saving feature. Yeah I'll have to manually transfer those to other machines, but then, this isn't cross-platform, so nothing much I can do about it if I were to use 1Password.

For $40, not worth it. Maybe $20. Good thing I got this for free.  
(Version 2.9.7)