Several questions: 1) Removing duplicates?

tcarnahan
tcarnahan
Community Member
edited September 25 in Windows

I was having issues trying to import from KeePassXC and ended up importing my data 3 times.

Question on Duplicate entries:

1) Does 1Password prohibit duplicate entries (clones) from being imported?
2) If not, is there anyway to quickly find the clones and remove them?

Other questions:

3) Is there a way to bulk remove Tags that are not going to be used?
4) How does one use the "autofill" feature?
5) How does the "one time code" feature work?

1Password Version: 1Password for Windows 8.10.45
Extension Version: Version 8.10.46.26
OS Version: Windows 10
Browser: Chrome

Comments

  • Dave_1P
    Dave_1P
    edited September 25

    Hello @tcarnahan! 👋

    I'm sorry that you're also seeing duplicates in 1Password on your Mac. I'll answer your questions below:

    1) Does 1Password prohibit duplicate entries (clones) from being imported?
    2) If not, is there anyway to quickly find the clones and remove them?

    1Password 8 will allow you to import items even if duplicates exist. The desktop app includes a duplicate finder through Watchtower, try these steps:

    1. Open and unlock the 1Password for Windows desktop app.
    2. Click on Watchtower in the sidebar.
    3. Click on Show Items under Items with duplicates.

    The duplicates remover tool will only look for items that are exactly the same and that are located in the same vault. You can read more here: Use Watchtower to find account details you need to change

    3) Is there a way to bulk remove Tags that are not going to be used?

    In the sidebar, you can right-click on a tag and then click Delete Tag.

    4) How does one use the "autofill" feature?

    Are you referring to saving and filling passwords in the browser? You can find our guide for 1Password in the browser here: Get to know 1Password in your browser

    And more information can be found here: Save and fill passwords in your browser

    5) How does the "one time code" feature work?

    One-time passwords can be saved in 1Password so that 1Password in the browser can fill that one-time password along with your username and password when signing in. Take a look at this article: Use 1Password as an authenticator for sites with two-factor authentication

    Let me know if you have any questions.

    -Dave