1Password 7.4.1

1Password is a popular tool for storing usernames, passwords, credit cards, addresses, notes, bank accounts, driver’s licenses, passports, and more behind one master password, with end-to-end encryption. A built-in password generator lets users create strong, unique passwords and memorizable pass-phrases.

The latest version of the popular password manager is a major update with dozens of new features and improvements, including a new dark-themed, collapsible sidebar that makes it easier to use and manage password vaults.

The app’s redesign extends to the lock screen, login icons, tags, pop-out windows for items, and more, while there is a new custom font Courier Prime Bits, by Alan Dague-Greene, that makes it easier to view passwords.

A quick list of other changes from AgileBits:

• Every pixel has been put under the microscope and polished for maximum upgradedness.
• The new “popout” feature allows you to view an item in a window of its own and keep it handy.
• Secure notes are now rendered using Markdown.
• Quick Open allows you to quickly jump to your items or vaults (find it under the File menu).
• A custom password font, all our own, courtesy of Alan DagueGreene.
• A new password strength meter.
• Touch ID now leverages your computer’s Secure Enclave, making it more secure than ever before.
• Login items now have a gorgeous, custom rendered icon by default.
• Remove duplicate items on a pervault basis by clicking Help > Tools > Clean Up Duplicate Items.
• Integration with Spotlight allows you to find your items using Apple’s builtin search engine.
• Nested tags allow you to up your organization: add tags with / in them and 1Password will break them down into groups.
• Opt in to automatic updates and never be left behind again.

What’s New in 1Password 7.4.1

Greetings, folks! This is just a small fix today for those that recently purchased a 1Password membership via in-app purchase subscription.

## Fixed

•  Fixed an issue that would prevent in-app purchase subscription receipts from being sent to the server in the correct format. {#4366}

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