No edit support for local vaults [1Password 6 is for 1Password memberships only]

@videira: I'm sorry for the confusion! 1Password 6 does not support licenses or local vaults, so you cannot edit those there. That will come in a future version. Currently it is focused on support for 1Password Accounts. 1Password 4, however, fully supports local vaults so you can continue syncing with Dropbox and using your existing license. I hope this helps! :)

Any time! We're here if you need anything else. Have a great weekend! :)

@sturze: I do not have any news for you at this point.

If you are interested in using 1Password 6 for Windows, please consider using 1Password account. This is the best way to use 1Password now and it has a lot of advantages over local vaults. :)

However, if you are not interested, you can download 1Password 4 for Windows, which fully supports local vaults, and use it on your Windows machine.

I hope it helps. Should you have any other questions, please reach out to us anytime. Thanks!

Cheers,
Greg

Hi @sturze,

i allready bought 1Password and i dont want to pay again monthly....

1Password 6 for Windows wouldn't be a free upgrade to 1Password 4, so you would still have to pay for an upgrade if you want to use 1Password 6. However, depending on when you bought the 1Password license, we may be able to help if you want to switch and you would never have to pay separate upgrade fees if you pay for the 1Password account because it is already included. You get access to all 1Password apps on all platforms, no versioning or licensing to worry about, all future versions are included.

2.I dont see much advantages... Whats better?

We've described most of the benefits here: https://support.1password.com/why-account/

Integrated 1Password experience with built-in sync and backup, not more complex configuration to work with, it is much faster, you get access to 1Password.com web app, item history, ability to share data between family members easily and securely, secure cloud storage and many more in the near future.

For my understanding its way more flexible to be able to choose where i want to store my vault. If I could i would use Nextcloud/Owncloud before any Cloud-Option which i dont own, but thats not possible eighter.

The flexibility comes at a lot of costs for us and our customers, they're hard to configure for new customers, they don't have great integration on mobile devices for us to use (APIs), they can change APIs that breaks how 1Password work and we'd have to rebuild the app's integrations, and many more. Not to mention, we have to manually resolve sync conflicts and we cannot help customers that are using unsupported sync methods like NextCloud and others where they have different sync conflict mechanisms that 1Password wasn't designed for. Therefore, we most likely will focus on 1Password.com service first and not the other ones.

By integrating our own service that we can control entirely, we can provide you with more advanced features that wouldn't be possible before. Right now, we're still in a transition where we're still getting all 1Password apps ready like 1Password 6 for Windows but eventually, we'll start shipping new features exclusively for 1Password.com services.

You don't have to switch over right now, you can stick with 1Password 4 for now and try 1Password 6 later when we have more features implemented.

Do I have any option to use 1Password on IOS/MacOS/Windows with the same Vault without using the old version (4) or the monthly-subscription version?

No, there is no option right now. Maybe in the future when we may add local vaults support to 1Password 6 for Windows, you'd have an option.

Hi @videira,

Your 1Password.com account gets access to all 1Password apps on all platforms we support and future versions included, there are no separate fees for the apps. Just download the 1Password app from your 1Password.com site (click on your account name on top right to select "Get the Apps") or here: https://1Password.com/downloads/ and sign in, all trial restrictions are removed automatically.

@KAGRAN22: 1Password 4 isn't "crippled" (to use your rather insensitive, borderline offensive term). It has the same features it did before 1Password 6 was released, and nothing has been removed. 1Password 6 supports 1Password.com Accounts, and save/edit is already implemented. Regarding URL matching, you're right that it is different in 1Password 6, as we didn't reuse code from 1Password 4. So we'll be refining that over time. If you don't want to use "cloud storage" regardless of how secure it is, that's fine. Saying that it's due to "security concerns" ignores reality though, since it would make more sense to get paid for a security flaw you discover. You can continue using your 1Password 4 setup with local vaults for as long as you wish though, as we're not going to break that. We'll continue to work to improve the new app, but local vaults are not being work on at this time — which is why we're not talking about release dates.