1Password getting slow in the latest release of ios 12
Hello Folks,
I've noticed that with the latest upgrade of IOS to 12.1 my 1Password started to have problems with fast accessing and display of any items in my vault. What I see is that once I log into 1password, and I click on an item in my vault (credit card details, login, etc.) 1password freezes for ~7-10s before showing the actual details of the item I've clicked.
Anybody has seen the same behaviour? Any ideas on why is that happening, and how to fix it?
1Password Version: 7.2.2
Extension Version: Not Provided
OS Version: IOS 12.1
Sync Type: iCloud
Referrer: forum-search:degradation of performance ios 12
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Yes, I'm seeing the same both on the iPhone and iPad as well.
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Same here. iOS 12.1 and 1Password 7.2.2
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I've only personally seen a delay when searching, and that's an issue we're investigating. Can you be more specific?
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Yes, when searching, it's taking much longer than usual to complete.
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So slow when searching. This coupled with the constant demanding of my long master password by the extension - I’ve just disabled autofill and now using keychain which is fast in the browser, but doesn’t support 2fa except when it’s via sms. Wish this could be fixed.
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- We're investigating what's delaying search.
- iOS 12 Password Autofill does not use the 1Password extension; it's an iOS feature. If you're using the 1Password extension, that will respect your auto-lock settings in 1Password; you can customize those. If you're using iOS Autofill, it should only ask you for your Master Password the first several times; after that, you can use Touch ID, which will prompt each time you try to fill.
- I don't understand your "2fa" comment. 1Password doesn't use SMS. Can you clarify? It doesn't sound like something that needs to be "fixed" in 1Password, but I'm listening.
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I was highlighting a shortcoming of iOS keychain autofill which is lack of 2fa support except where it’s sent by sms. We’ve discussed the constant request for the master password in another post. It’s both the extension and autofill that request it more than is reasonable.
Bottom line - I use 1Password as a password database system, as with autofill it simply causes more hassle than its worth. I now save a subset of frequently used passwords in the keychain.
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We have an option for Password AutoFill where any items that have TOTP enabled will copy the current TOTP code to your clipboard. You can enable that in 1Password > Settings > Password AutoFill.
Ben
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I'm seeing this as well. Specifically search, which is painfully slow. I've also noticed this at times when using another app and clicking passwords - this can take a long time as well. I suspect behind the scenes it is searching for websites that match the app.
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I also have extreme problems with both iphone SE and ipad pro running ios12. Search is beyond slow and even when it does find something if you click on it you have another 20-30 second wait before the item is shown on screen and often another list is shown inbetween. I am running using a Primary vault synched in icloud. This is completely deliberate and I do not wish to use a personal vault on an agile server. The reason is that I am not sure I will extend my subscription beyond this year as it is so expensive and offers so little that I value. I really need a solution to the speed problem which does not involve abandoning my primary database.
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Dear Ben, thank you for confirming that the dev team is working on a solution. In the mean time I don’t mind deleting my primary vault if you can tell me how to migrate my up to date primary vault with a pre-existing but now not up to date personal vault. This assumes it is also possible to migrate back to a primary vault.
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Is there currently anything in the Personal vault that wouldn't be in the current Primary vault? If not I'd suggest emptying the Personal vault and then copying everything from the Primary vault over to it. Then you can delete the Primary vault. Yes, it is possible to migrate back to a Primary vault if that is ever necessary, though we highly recommend against it when using 1Password.com (regardless of this bug).
Ben
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Hey @Jools912
Thanks for the feedback. The long and short of it is: legacy. When we first created 1Password it only supported one vault (which later became the "Primary" vault when we introduced multiple vault support). Unfortunately we never got away from that model and it seems unlikely at this point that we'll ever get away from it. But that's a bit of a tangent anyway as the real issue is any standalone vaults at all, not necessarily the fact that one of them is the Primary vault. If you aren't in a position to get away from the standalone vaults at this point unfortunately I don't have a workaround to offer right now. Our development team is looking into the issue, though. I'm sorry I don't have more to offer.
Ben
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I can confirm that deleting the Primary Vault solved my iSO 12 slowness/crash issues when tapping into the detail of an item.
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Glad that you were able to find a workaround for yourself. We'll see what we can figure out to prevent anyone having strange issues like this.
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Slow for me too. Not just search. Sometimes unresponsive for anything up to a minute. I did have a Primary vault, left over from before I became a subscriber, so took a copy of the file then deleted the vault from 1Password. That seemed to work, as others reported, but only for a short while. Within about five minutes the app reverted to its previous sluggish responses. I get that it has been flagged and a solution is being worked on, and maybe I should have reported this sooner, but without a timeframe for a fix this is unusable and therefore unacceptable for a paid service IMO.
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Please makesure you have a copy of your Emergency Kit handy and then uninstall & reinstall 1Password:
Please let me know how that turns out. Unfortunately if that does not resolve the problem it is likely that we'll need to wait for a fix from development to address this.
Ben
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I had the same issues, it got much better after deleting all my vaults and re-adding them. However, now it is back to it's slow self. I just now experimented how long it took after searching "Freshdesk", it pulling up my 7 or so entries related to freshdesk, and clicking one of them. So far I've been waiting 2.5 minutes for it to open a single login. I gave up, closed the app, re-opened it, and it was much faster. But it isn't always fast even after closing and reopening. @stvwilcdf should I just wait for the next version of 1Password iOS to come out? I have everything upgraded to the latest version.
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Our development team is aware of that difficulty and are working on a fix. Unfortunately I couldn't say when exactly to expect that, but it is something we're working diligently on. At this point if you've already tried uninstalling & reinstalling it seems the only resolution is going to be waiting for a fix in the form of an update.
Ben
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Hi Ben. I deleted 1P app from my iPad, reinstalled and synced as you suggested. All data back in place and it does indeed seem zippier now! A slight lag with displaying some cards after I editing a few but on the whole much better. On my iPhone, which has been left alone, complete with "local" vaults stored on dropbox, the symptoms are still present (I mention this for comparison; now I know a workaround I'll uninstall and download on my iPhone too). Will monitor over the next few days and report back if anything changes. I didn't like deleting an app I rely on and use daily, having to trust all my crucial data would come back, so I don't see this as an ideal way of getting around the issue but I trust you will prioritise the fix as the impact of this issue is considerable on those affected (hopefully only a few!).
@mrlawson - only you can decide if the wait is worth it! I guess it depends on how much you rely on the app versus how much pain it is currently causing you. Good luck with your decision :-) Could maybe use web access for the time being whilst Agilebits rushes out a solution?
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