The Windows desktop app and browser extensions show date formats in the confusing American format (MM/DD/YYYY) while the iOS app has dates in the international format (YYYY-MM-DD) which is what the standard should be across all platforms to avoid confusion. 1Password Version: Not Provided Extension Version: Not Provided OS Version: Not Provided Sync Type: Not Provided

I'm on MacOS 12.4 (Monterey) and dates of changes are showing up in 1Password 8 in American format (see image). My Mac is set to the UK locale with "GB" selected in my toolbar. Should this not be showing UK date in dd/mm/yyyy format? American format is very confusing for us, especially if the date is in the 1st - 12th range. Note also the time is in AM/PM format, although this is not so much of an issue, but I do prefer 24-hour format for the time. Any advice on this please? Thanks

For which kind of item? I have an identity item with a date and its localized (DD/MM/YYYY) in both 1Pass 8 and the browser extension.

Seeing it for passports and driver's licenses.

Driver's license for is also using localized date format. It's using dd/MM/YYYY in my case. If you are on windows 10 search for Region in the settings, see if you have the right country and region set up.

Yeah, nah. I have my Windows date set as YYYY-MM-DD but 1Password doesn't recognize those.

Consistent date format and preferrably in international format

Gilles
Dedicated Contributor
3 years ago
American format is very confusing for us, especially if the date is in the 1st - 12th range. Note also the time is in AM/PM format, although this is not so much of an issue, but I do prefer 24-hour format

I totally agree and I am in Canada
alexmidd
Frequent Contributor
3 years ago
I'm on MacOS 12.4 (Monterey) and dates of changes are showing up in 1Password 8 in American format (see image). My Mac is set to the UK locale with "GB" selected in my toolbar. Should this not be showing UK date in dd/mm/yyyy format? American format is very confusing for us, especially if the date is in the 1st - 12th range. Note also the time is in AM/PM format, although this is not so much of an issue, but I do prefer 24-hour format for the time. Any advice on this please? Thanks
1P_PeterG
Community Manager
3 years ago
Hi happycappie, we're working on it but I don't have any specific news to share on this yet - but we'll make sure to post in the forums and at https://releases.1password.com when we have more on this. 👍
happycappie
Occasional Contributor
3 years ago
When will the windows app reflect the localized settings of YYYY-MM-DD ?
MikeT
1Password Team
3 years ago
In the latest beta, the date field is now localized but that's just the beginning. We haven't localized this in the other areas just yet.

Here's a screenshot:
1P_PeterG
Community Manager
3 years ago
Hi @klok_pm, there are no updates to share on this currently, but we'll be sure to announce any relevant news at https://releases.1password.com/. We announce improvements and new features as they're released (not prior to release), so you can expect that when we have news to share, it'll be something you can take advantage of immediately in your app. Thanks for checking in! 👍
Former Member
3 years ago
Is there any update on this?
Jack_P_1P
1Password Team
3 years ago
Hi @phel1100:

Thanks for following up. I don't have any specifics to share, but I hope we'll have this smoothed out sooner, rather than later.

@TJLuoma:

Thanks for following up as well. I've shared your thoughts with the team again as we work to make 1Password the best it can be.

Jack
Former Member
3 years ago
Bug is still appearing for

1Password for Windows 8.7.0

80700098, on PRODUCTION channel

My region settings format date as YYYY-MM-DD (May 4, 2022 in the screenshot), and 1Password still formats as DD/MM/YYYY
Former Member
3 years ago
The bug still appears in 1pw8 "final" - Monday is shown as the start of the week in a date added to a note, even though my system is set to use Sunday as the start of the week.