1Password 8: Empty Trash

Chr1sS
Chr1sS
Community Member

Is it possible to empty the trash in 1Password 8? I have the impression that I have to remove each object individually.


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  • Hi @Chr1sS:

    You can select all the items in Recently Deleted by using ⌘+A, then right click > Destroy permanently...

    Let me know how you get on with that!

    Jack

  • Chr1sS
    Chr1sS
    Community Member

    Hi @Jack,

    I have installed 1Password 8.7.0 (80700098).

    The only option I see is "Objekt wiederherstellen" (Restore object).

  • @Chr1sS

    Sounds like you are in the Archive. That section is no longer the trash.

    Talking trash: Why we're introducing the Archive

  • Chr1sS
    Chr1sS
    Community Member

    The idea is basically good. I am in the process of migrating data. I had to do this again and again to find the right import parameters. As a result, my archive filled up quite a bit. I would appreciate it if you could consider a way to delete the archive.

  • @Chr1sS

    Thank you for the reply. You should be able to delete multiple items in the Archive using 1Password 8 for Mac, is it possible that you've opened Recently Deleted and not the Archive? Try these steps:

    1. Open and unlock 1Password 8.
    2. In the sidebar, scroll down and click on Archive.
    3. Click on the first item on the list to select it.
    4. Scroll down to the bottom of the list. Then hold down SHIFT on your keyboard and click the last item. That will select all items in the Archive.
    5. Right-click on one of the selected items and click Delete.

    Let me know if that helps. 😊

  • Chr1sS
    Chr1sS
    Community Member

    @Dave_1P,

    No, the archive is empty. All deleted items are in a folder called "Recently deleted". The only option I see, when right-clicking is "Restore Items".

  • Ah, gotcha thanks for that @Chr1sS

    If you want to remove those now, you can do so or they should be removed (no longer visible) from the recents in ~ 30 days.


    To remove *ALL

    1. Double check you are in the Recently Deleted items.
    2. Select one item and then press command + a
    3. Right-click and select Destroy permanently

    Be warned danger area above Make sure you really want to remove the items. You do not want to remove good data.


    • The destroy option is available in the nightly. It may be that the production version you have does not contain this option. My apologies my main device is perpetually on the nightly and at the moment I don't have another device available to check this with.

      • I would think this will be available during the next beta. The beta would be the next stopping point before we send out a new production version. I'm not sure when that new production version will happen.
  • Chr1sS
    Chr1sS
    Community Member

    Many thanks! I am glad that you address this issue, even if it is of minor importance.

  • Happy to help. I hope you have a great weekend.

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