1Password 7.x and macOS 15.x
As the title states, any issues with 1Password 7.x and macOS 15.x Sequoia?
1Password Version: 7.9.11
Extension Version: 7.9.11
OS Version: macOS 15.0
Browser: Not Provided
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Spun up a VM and everything looked okay. Upgrading now and will report back with real data.
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Everything seems to be working just as well as it was with 14.x, including autofill in Safari. 😅
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Hello @JoshS! 👋
Thank you for sharing your experience using 1Password 7 on macOS 15 Sequoia. With the launch of 1Password 8 for Mac, 1Password 7 for Mac is no longer supported and hasn't been tested with macOS 15 which means that you might run into issues that I'm not aware of.
I recommend that you upgrade to 1Password 8, which has been tested with macOS 15 and is in active development, so that you can take advantage of the latest features and bug fixes: Upgrade to 1Password 8
-Dave
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Hello @Dave_1P ! I completely understand. I've made it clear before. I do not, and will not ever, pay a subscription for software. Period. I will gladly pay outright for software, even annually. And I did for many years with 1PW. I'll pay a subscription for things that provide new content, such as NetFlix. But, pardon my french, I think the subscription model for software is complete BS. It's dystopian. I own the software. I own my passwords. You're not adding more content. It's just continued access to my own passwords. I'm glad 1Password 7 continues to work with the newest OS update. I know the day is coming that it won't. On that date, I will stop using 1Password. If you ever release a standalone future version of 1Password, I will gladly pay for it on day one.
Edit to add: Let me give you a hypothetical. Let's say that AgileBits goes out of business. No support. No future versions. No updates. High likelihood that a future OS update will break compatibility. I'm, effectively, living that hypothetical now and have been for ~4 years? I have software and, for now, it's working almost as it was the day I bought it. If I were a subscription customer and the same hypothetical happened, I would still have the local static cache of my passwords on devices I currently own. But the software effectively ceases to function. If my device breaks or I get a new device, there's no way to transfer that data to the new device. No way to update my passwords or add new ones. It's a software model that I think is inherently anti-consumer and it's not something that I'm willing, myself, to pay and encourage in the industry.
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I'm glad to hear 1Password 7 continues to work for your needs.
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So you can confirm that 1Password 8 works with macOS 15.0? Good to hear if true.
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I can confirm that 1Password 8 works great with macOS 15. I'm using it currently. 🙂
-Dave
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