1Password mini, why is it so difficult? Questions and feedback.

Welcome to the forum, @DiederikK! Thanks so much for the detailed run-down of your perceptions as a user. We greatly appreciate it when users take the time to do this; if you've been with us only a year then you may not know that many of the features and workflows you see in 1Password today have come at least in part from suggestions from the user community. So, thanks for being willing to take some of your time to be a part of that tradition.

I think your program should especially be super easy to use and super understandable and automate as much of the password saving and recovering process as it can. I did not check all the discussions because i dont have the time and i guess that when i have to check a forum it's already a loss on the part of being an easy to use and understandable program.

We think 1Password should be as easy-to-understand and use as possible also, and a great deal of thought and effort goes into making it that way as much as possible. We don't always get it right, of course, which is why feedback is so valuable -- but also, what's simple and clear for one person or one type of user may not be for others. And due to its nature as a security app, 1Password will always have a bit of a learning curve, especially for users who are coming from not having used a password manager previously.

Why cant I easily add a new login/item when i use 1password mini (on mac)?

If you know that you can save a new Login item for the page your browser is actually on, then I'm not sure what you're referring to here. Do you mean creating a Login item for a completely different site other than the current page? If so, the main reason for that is because, unlike every other type of record that can be created in 1Password (Passport, Credit Card, etc), Logins should not be created by clicking a plus button and manually adding the data. That's because each login page is different; there are often hidden fields, and other quirks to a particular login page. When you fill your credentials directly into the site and allow 1Password's engine to offer to save it for you, it captures all of that extra data. Often, this is the difference between a Login item working, and not. All other item types can and should be created by tapping the plus button and manually entering data. But Logins are unique in this way.

I sometimes have multiple different items/logins for the same site, sometimes its just a bs login with wrong information, that it still seems to save automatically.

1Password should never save a login item for you without offering you the dialogue box first (which you can decline, if it's "bs data" you're entering). What WILL get saved automatically, to prevent data loss, will be any password you generate using 1Password's Password Generator. If you're finding you have multiple saved passwords, you can delete them if you wish, or transfer them to a separate vault you create to archive items. Can you clarify this one for me? Are you really getting actual Login items saved that you did not specifically ask to have saved?

Why isnt there an option to save a login to your personal as well as shared fault?

There is, in two main ways. The first is by choosing the default Vault for Saving in Preferences > Vaults:

The second way, because we know you may not want to save everything to the same vault, even if you tend to prefer one over the other most of the time, is to select the vault to save Logins into on each dialogue box for saving. When 1Password offers you the Save dialogue, you can select the vault using the drop-down menu in the dialogue box itself. You can even tell 1Password you want to update an existing record it has saved, instead of saving a new one -- both those options are shown here:

BUT i dont want to look at All Vaults as default because then i would see all kinds of unnecesary logins from my parents too.

Not if you deselect your parents' vaults from the All Vaults view. In the first screenshot above, see the Show in All Vaults dialogue? Vaults are added here by default, but you can UN-check any you don't want to be included in the All Vaults view.

Why, when i open 1P Mini, cant i see all my logins. I can click on a categorie and it shows me my logins, but i guess it would be nicer to by default see all the items in my vaults.

1Password mini has a different purpose than the main window of the main app. The purpose of 1Password mini is to help you find things quickly and use them - most often in browsers, but also in other apps, copy/paste, etc. The main app, by contrast, has a much larger window that's suitable for displaying larger amounts of data, organizing, tagging, etc. Obviously, there's a significant amount of overlap between the two -- much of what can be done in one can also be done in the other -- but we don't show you EVERYTHING in the mini because the window is sufficiently small (to be useful in the browser and elsewhere) that it can't really display everything, at least not . in a way that's easily viewable. There's also search and - as you mentioned - the ability to click the Logins item if you want to see all your Logins. As your edit says, we did in fact make the mini in 1Password 7 much more like the main app -- you're now able to do a lot more with it. We'll certainly take your feedback regarding mini usability into account as we release updates to version 7; thanks again for taking the time to share your ideas with us, and for being a 1Password user. :)