Hide Passwords [Fixed in the latest 4.3.1 update]
I recently rebuilt my laptop and reinstalled 1Password. The version on the web site, once installed, asked me to install the newest update, which I did. Now, however, all of my passwords are visible without clicking the 'reveal' button. Conceal Passwords on the View menu is checked, but unchecking/re-checking made no difference.
What gives?
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Which OS are you running?
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I've actually got 1Password running within Wine on a Ubuntu laptop. Wine is mimicking Windows 7.
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It's a WINE bug. I get the same thing in Mint. The software works fine in Windows.
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Thank you.
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Looking forward to you porting the Mac application to Linux ;)
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Yeah, me too @mb_nextworth although they have no given any indication that such a port is planned. :(
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@RichardPayne @mb_nextworth: Thanks for the feedback! Indeed, nothing to announce for Linux at this time, but it may be something worth pursuing in the future provided there is enough interest -- and enough resources to develop and support a sixth platform. ;)
Also, I especially appreciate knowing that WINE doesn't properly hide the password field. Nice catch! /themoreyouknow :)
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@brenty There's a rather large thread full of people asking for a Linux version so the interest is clearly there.
Also, I especially appreciate knowing that WINE doesn't properly hide the password field. Nice catch!
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Thanks for the bug report link, that's helpful to have.
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@mb_nextworth The issue of passwords not being concealed in 1Password under WINE has been known by the team since the middle of 2014. Add a +1 in the comments to this discussion to let people know that it's affecting you too, and to recieve updates about the fix.
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Thanks for linking to the original discussion, we didn't make the connection to the original bug, so it wasn't merged as such.
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@mb_nextworth This issue has been fixed in version 4.3.1.560
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I finally got around to testing the new version and it does, in fact, properly mask the password. I'm still holding out for a native Linux version, though.
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@mb_nextworth I'm afraid, I strongly believe that's a pipe dream.
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@mb_nextworth - we have no current plans for a Linux version of 1Password.
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That said, I wouldn't rule Linux out entirely. But for the time being we are focused on our (many) existing platforms. Cheers! :)
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