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nicos18
Frequent Contributor
1 month ago

[Feature Request] Show the name of the tag when deleting

Hello,

Currently, when deleting a 1Password item, in the dialog confirmation, you see the confirmation to delete along with the name of the item, so in this way, you can be sure if you are deleting the correct one.

But, strangely, when deleting a tag, there's no such thing (just a generic confirmation to proceed); in this way, you can delete a wrong tag instead of the correct one.

Why is that way? I'd like to see also the name of the tag as it happens for an element.

I'm not sure about deleting a vault but, in that case, it seems to show the vault's name.

Thank you.

 

Edit: Another thing that should be happening is that, when deleting a tag, that tag should be visible in the "deleted elements", even if the items are not associated to it anymore, but at least one can recover the tag without recreating it.

2 Replies

  • Hi nicos18​ thanks for reaching out!

    I understand that you would like to see the name of the selected tag in the notification that pops up when deleting it.

    You also mentioned the following:

    Another thing that should be happening is that, when deleting a tag, that tag should be visible in the "deleted elements", even if the items are not associated to it anymore, but at least one can recover the tag without recreating it.

    Just to confirm, are you referring to the fact that tags don't show in the 'Archived' or 'Recently Deleted' sections, as seen highlighted in the image below?

    If you're referring to something else, could you include a screenshot in your reply? Make sure not to include any sensitive information in your screenshot such as uncovered passwords.

    -Chris

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      nicos18
      Frequent Contributor
      ChrisC1P wrote:

      Just to confirm, are you referring to the fact that tags don't show in the 'Archived' or 'Recently Deleted' sections, as seen highlighted in the image below?

      Yes, correct.