Disable Startup in windows ?

Hi @IamJerry,

You can disable 1Password from starting up by using the task manager's startup tab here:

This is the standard way of disabling any program or process from starting up on your Windows PC.

1. Right-click on your taskbar to select Task Manager,
2. Select Startup tab on top
3. Select 1Password on the list.
4. Select Disable button on the bottom to disable it.

I suggest the title bar should be ‘dark' color rather than 'white' color in dark mode

This is the Windows' titlebar color while in the dark mode for traditional apps using the standard windows titlebar, it's not a color we chose or can change unless we go with fully custom toolbar like we did with the main window. We'll look at improving this or find a way around it.

@IamJerry:

It's more likely that this option is only available in the Mac version of the Early Access app, so it has not made it to the Windows version yet.

I suggest the title bar should be ‘dark' color rather than 'white' color in dark mode

Understood, thank you for the feedback!

@ag_ana

no, it a/b test ?

How would you like the UI to change exactly? Thank you!

I suggest the title bar should be ‘dark' color rather than 'white' color in dark mode

@IamJerry:

Can you see an option named Start at login option in the Preferences? Is it checked for you?

your colleague not answer me this question, so i ask again

How would you like the UI to change exactly? Thank you!

Thx reply @ag_ana

how to disable Startup ?
I mean the 1password 8 would run automatically at startup in Windows 10, i want to disable it. it seem like no option in settings.

and it is possible to change the UI of title bar to keep the UI consistency in dark mode?

your colleague not answer me this question, so i ask again

and other question

The tray icon look like so blurred

Hi @IamJerry!

how to disable Startup ?

Can you clarify what you mean by disabling Startup?

and it is possible to change the UI of title bar to keep the UI consistency in dark mode?

I see that you asked the same question in this other discussion: my colleague Peter replied to you over there already :+1: