I use Spaces in Leopard. I would like an easier way of accessing 1Password when the main window or Safari is not on the same space where I am currently working. I have to switch back and forth between spaces in order to access 1Password and then cut and paste or fill in information I need to work with. A menu bar item would be available in each space regardless of which space I am currently working.
FYI: I have been using Keychain Access to store confidential information in Keychain in MacOSX since 10.4 Tiger. I have LOTS of Secure Notes that have info I readily use. Keychain Access has a preference that allows for a Menu Bar Item to access Keychain Access readily from the menu bar. I would use 1Password MUCH more if that capability was a feature.
NOTE: I would like an ability for 1Password to import Keychain items. Then I would stop using Keychain Access altogether.
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It is my understanding that Keychain Access does not provide a way to export its non-password data, like secure notes, in a way that 1Password can understand. I am not sure if it's possible to programmatically decrypt and read the keychain directly, but certainly if it's possible for us to do something, we will.
A Menu Bar Item is always available on the Menu Bar (in any Space). You don't have to launch a program in a particular space in order to access it. Maybe assigning a particular key combination to launch 1Password would suffice but I can never remember so many different key combinations to things I don't use readily. 1Password is readily available in Safari as long as it is running. That is not the case if Safari is not running and you are in a different space. You would have to launch 1Password manually in some way (key, click, menu, Applications, Spotlight).