🚀 Introducing a new 1Password sign-in experience: Now live for everyone!
Hey 1Password community!
We’re thrilled to announce the release of our streamlined sign-in experience, now available to all users. This update makes signing into 1Password on a new device faster and easier than ever, without sacrificing security. 🎉
You can now scan a QR code via 1Password using your iOS or Android mobile device, confirm the new device, and you’re instantly signed in – no need to type in your account password, Secret Key, or other info.
After listening to your feedback, we’ve fine-tuned the sign-in process to make it more convenient:
The QR code flow works whether you’re adding 1Password to a new desktop or mobile device. Already signed in on your phone and want to sign in on your desktop? Easy! Or if you're signed in on your desktop and want to add your phone, the same process applies.
If you’re using Single Sign-On (SSO) on your 1Password Business account, you’ll still complete your IdP verification.
This isn’t just about convenience, it’s about security too. The QR code creates a secure, encrypted connection between devices, ensuring your credentials stay private. Plus, the code itself doesn’t contain sensitive info, making it safe from screenshots or shoulder surfers. 🛡️ Find more info about the security behind it here.
💡 Still prefer your current sign-in process? No problem! Existing manual sign-in options are still available, so you can choose the method that works best for you.
This enhanced experience is now live across all desktop and mobile apps, for both personal and business users, so make sure you’ve updated to the latest version of 1Password.
Give it a try today! 🙌
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This is an excellent feature! Well done guys.
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It's a shame it does not work on browsers.
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Fantastic, works so nice :-)
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👋 Hey everyone, I wanted to share that with the latest 1Password apps for Android and iOS, you can now use this new QR code to sign-in to a new mobile or tablet device using your existing mobile device - no desktop computer necessary!
To access this feature, open the top-left account menu on either mobile app, and tapSetup Another Device. Scan the QR code from another mobile device or tablet to sign-in instantly - no need to type out your password or Secret Key anymore 😎
Give it a try today and let me know what you think!
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Maybe I m missing something, but I am not sure having to scan in a QR code to from my iPhone is easier than simply typing in my vault password. It means I have to open my iphone (another device) to log into my Windows computer, is that correct?
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I would love to have a way to ease the first time you sign in to 1Password browser extensions.
At work, we can only use the extensions and cannot use the 1P app. The first time you sign in to the extension in a new installation, you still need to manually type your 1P secret key. It would be amazing if the sign-in page (on the computer's browser) could produce a QR code that you could then scan with the 1P app on your phone to sign you in without needing to manually type the long secret key.
The secret key will still be needed in situations where you don't have access to the 1P phone app, where you have to already be signed in of course.
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Since this update, I have found the manual sign in process, while using Chrome, automatically opens the main/traditional 1PW login screen in a new window (chrome tab). Meaning I have to now, click back on the original Chrome tab where I was attempting to login so I have access to 1pw for a specific website login screen. Is anyone else having this issue? I am using Chrome -> Version 131.0.6778.109 (Official Build) (x86_64), 1Password for Mac 8.10.52. Frankly it is a royal pain. Why is it doing this?
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Maybe I m missing something, but I am not sure having to scan in a QR code to from my iPhone is easier than simply typing in my vault password. It means I have to open my iphone (another device) to log into my Windows computer, is that correct?
This new feature is meant to streamline the sign-in process when you first add your 1Password account to a new device or browser. Instead of having to enter your email address, Secret Key, and account password you can just scan the QR code and be instantly signed in. Once an account is added to a device or browser, you'll unlock 1Password using your account password or biometrics.
You can already sign into 1Password in the browser using a QR code, here's a screenshot:
-Dave
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I'm sorry that you're running into an issue when using 1Password in the browser. The feature being discussed in this thread only applies to when you're adding your 1Password account to a new device or browser for the first time, not when you're unlocking 1Password in order to fill Login credentials.
To help me better understand the situation I'd like to ask you to take a screenshot of what you're seeing and attach it to your reply:
Make sure that there's nothing sensitive in your screenshot.
-Dave
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I guess I have misunderstood when this QR code is to be used. It seems I went down a rabbit hole needlessly.
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