Title sorting is not exactly "alphabetical"...

signe

Reproduction:

Create a new database:

Add entry titled: E-r

Add entry titled: Etr

Ensure that the DB is sorted by Title Descending

Notice: Items are sorted as expected, with the "-" entry at the top of the list.

Add entry titled: "Eqr"

Notice: Confused now? Your list looks like this:

Eqr

E-r

Etr

The "-" should always be sorted at the top, or the bottom. (For parity with 1P Apple devices, top...)

DBrown

Have you "refreshed" the view (either by changing the sort order and then switching back or by selecting a different category and then switching back)?

Never mind. I've reproduced the problem:

...and neither of my suggestions solves the problem, which I'll report to Dev.

Thanks for pointing this out, @signe!

DBrown

1Password (quite appropriately, in my opinion) depends on a built-in system sort routine that accounts for your preferred locale settings, and that routine is designed to follow recognized international standards.

While I agree that it's non-intuitive, it turns out that the Unicode Consortium considers that hyphen to be an ignorable character, so the sort order is actually correct in its eyes:

Eqr

Er

Etr

The same document linked above also mentions allowance for customization of the sort algorithm, which may be something we can consider in a future version.

In the meantime, we apologize for the inconvenience.