Windows 10S / Surface Laptop Support?

@JasonO: No. We don't currently have plans to support Windows 10S, but it may be something we can do in the future. Currently we're working on the new desktop app, as that allows us to integrate with Edge and other browsers. If you're able to run full Windows though that will work with the latest version.

@jfalkingham: Those are all great ideas, but there are only so many hours in a day, and it's going to take quite a few of those to finish what we're already working on.

We don't have immediate plans for the Windows Store because we're focused on 1Password 7 and that's going to be quite a lot of work that can benefit all 1Password users. We're not going to drop that and work on a brand new app (UWP for the Windows Store) that can only be used by a relatively small percentage of the Windows install base (Windows 10), and required for an even smaller amount. We'd like to have a full app in the Windows Store app again in the future, but there are plenty of real limitations there we'd have to overcome first, and you have no such limitations yourself as you'll be free — literally — to use the full version of Windows 10.

I agree and understand, you have to develop for the masses to generate the most return. MS will be offering "S" versions of pro & home in the next push, there are reasons to want to go to S version offering greater control over signed apps and offering tighter security.

@jfalkingham: I agree. I think it's an interesting idea. Just not sure it has legs (I remember Windows RT). Only time will tell though.

I'm not removing the S version simply for the fact that the audience that uses the surface laptops in my home can use all the help they can get with security. Is there anyway to have an Edge ext that does not require full app?

I hear you. But no, the only reason we have anything in the Windows Store at all right now is because that's a requirement for us to integrate with Edge: the extension must be available there. It's just that: an extension of the main 1Password app; it isn't powerful enough to do anything on its own. If it is possible in the future to make a full-featured Edge extension that is entirely self-sufficient, that would be cool though.

@jfalkingham: You can certainly access your vault on 1Password.com in Edge, but you won't be able to fill with the extension in Edge absent a desktop app. You can, of course, copy/paste your data from the web app in Edge. As brenty mentioned, it would be great if we could bring something like 1Password X to Edge to fill in this gap, but that's not something on the immediate road map right now. :+1:

I'm glad to hear that helps. And be sure to let us know if you have any questions about 1Password.com in general or about its security model. Cheers! :)