Here's why I went back to 1Password 7

I consider haters the ones that hated 1password "just because". Because it isn't native, because it is built on electron, because it's subscription only. Because of engineering and business choices that I respect. Maybe I don't like all of them, but I respect them.

I admit now I am pissed off because it takes work and trust to overcome prejudices and begin using the new version of a software. As a software developer myself, I love being part of software improvement. And the n-th time that while I am working 1password doesn't work as expected, this upsets me a bit.

But having to deal with something so broken (search not working, shortcuts sometimes working sometimes not working) is something that if you are working sometimes hits nerves more than I would like to admit.

Now, regarding the constructive approach: I pay for 1password subscription long before it became mandatory. I applied for what I consider "beta testing" both on iOs and Mac Os. I am here, spending my time reporting bugs and giving my feedback to 1password community. Which is not that I hate 1password, but that I am going back to 1password 7 because I am a professional and I need this tool.

I'll get back to 1password8 one day. Which is not being a hater, in my opinion, but just giving the feedback that this is too much to take.

What would you consider more constructive?