mini on windows
How about a "stay on top" setting for mini? I often open it, search for an account, then right-click copy username and paste into browser or somewhere. Then, the mini app disappears and i have to do the same for the password of said account.
Makes using the mini app more trouble than it's worth.
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Hello @sublimelime,
You are right, it would be cool. :yum: Thank you for your suggestion! I will make sure to pass it along to our team, so we could an internal discussion about it. 1Password 6 for Windows is a young app, so it has some rough spots here and there. Please let us know if you notice anything else. Thanks in advance!
Cheers,
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+1 on this... Annoying having to do it twice when 99% of the time I need to enter both the username and password of an account. Would be great to have it autofill on rightclick or something. Or like the auther of the topic said a "stay on top."
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Totally. We don't have a way to do this like we do on macOS. Windows is just a very different beast. But we're exploring ways to make it easier to get to information quickly here as well. Cheers! :)
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Rather than stays on top, I actually prefer if 1Password mini remembers my previous search. So, the second time I press Ctrl+Alt+\, no need to type in the search bar again.
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@firstyuyu: It's something we tried briefly in 1Password for Mac, but I can't say for certain it will be returning, or brought to the Windows app. There are certainly some situations where it's nice to have a search remembered, but it can be incredibly annoying the rest of the time, due to having to manually clear it out each time. Definitely something we can consider though.
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How about the search clears after a set amount of time.
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@brenty I think you could make the implementation like this:
- When I press Ctrl+Alt+\ and 1Password Mini appears, put the focus/cursor into search bar.
- If there is any search text in the search bar (from my previous search), select it
- Therefore, if I want to search something else, simply start typing any letters on keyboard (or Backspace button if I want to show all items).
I think this is convenient enough since our fingers do not need to leave the keyboard
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@sublimelime, @firstyuyu: Nice! They're definitely things we can consider. But the problem is that saving the search at all potentially breaks
Ctrl \(since the search results are shown instead of logins for the site — or filling if there's only one). No matter what, if this is something we do, we want it to work well and be a consistent (and good) experience across platforms. Cheers! :)ref: OPM-1617
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