Previously used passwords delete not possible, why?
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@Wendyja: We don't have plans to remove this. Password history isn't a problem, but getting locked out of accounts due to a bad password change is. Previously used passwords are a good safety net when you change the password in a login but fail to change it on the website (for example, if it's rejected). You can always create a new login item if you want to start "fresh" with no history.
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This has implications in a 1P for Teams scenario. If I'm migrating a login from my personal vault to the team vault, I may wish to ensure that password history does not migrate, as it could reveal previously (poorly chosen / reused) personal passwords to the team.
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Cheers Ben :)
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:+1: :)
Ben
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This feature has saved my rear a few times.
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Mine too. :)
Ben
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This feature is kinda similar to this one
365 day item history
Restore deleted items & passwords.Both features saved me from a disaster if I can put it like that. I hope they are here to stay as long as 1Password will be around.
For those that want to delete the previously used passwords...The only way is to delete that login for the specific website and recreate it. Keep in mind that you should temporarily copy/paste the password in a secure notes and paste it back into the new login with the same credentials. After you do that, the previously used password will be empty as long as you don't change the password for that login.
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Thanks for taking the time to let us know! Indeed, the password history is an amazing feature, I don't know what I would do without it! :)
For anyone else reading this, if you're using 1Password for Mac and want to remove the previously used passwords, an easy option is to simply duplicate the item (and then delete the original if you want to). The duplicate will copy the rest of the info, but not the previously used passwords. You can duplicate by right-clicking an item and selecting "Duplicate".
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:+1: :)
Ben
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