Manual 1password 4 For IOS

1Password 4 for iOS
Manual
4 Last update: June 27, 2014
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Table of Contents
Welcome to 1Password .............................................................................................................................. 1
Quick Start .................................................................................................................................................. 2
Requirements.......................................................................................................................................... 3
The First Time You Use 1Password ........................................................................................................ 4
New 1Password User .............................................................................................................................. 5
Existing 1Password User ...................................................................................................................... 19
Using 1Password...................................................................................................................................... 20
Favorites Tab ........................................................................................................................................ 21
Categories Tab ..................................................................................................................................... 30
Organize Tab ........................................................................................................................................ 33
Settings Tab.......................................................................................................................................... 45
Settings: Vaults................................................................................................................................ 46
Settings: Security............................................................................................................................. 48
Settings: Sync.................................................................................................................................. 51
Settings: Display .............................................................................................................................. 54
Settings: 1Browser........................................................................................................................... 56
Settings: News................................................................................................................................. 58
Settings: Recommend 1Password ................................................................................................... 59
Settings: Advanced .......................................................................................................................... 60
1Browser............................................................................................................................................... 62
Creating Items ...................................................................................................................................... 70
Create Login Items .......................................................................................................................... 71
Create Credit Card Items ................................................................................................................. 76
Create Identity Items........................................................................................................................ 81
Editing Items ......................................................................................................................................... 86
Syncing ................................................................................................................................................. 90
iTunes Backups ............................................................................................................................... 91
Sync With iCloud ............................................................................................................................. 93
Sync With Dropbox .......................................................................................................................... 99
Syncing over Wi-Fi......................................................................................................................... 106
Generating Passwords ........................................................................................................................ 114
Support ................................................................................................................................................... 117
1Password 4 Glossary ........................................................................................................................... 118
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1Password 4 for iOS - 4
Welcome to 1Password
1Password creates strong, unique passwords for every site, remembers them all for you, and logs you in with
a single tap. Its the best way to stay secure and the fastest way to use the web. Additionally, 1Password can
store almost anything you want kept safe, like credit card and bank information. We even have Secure Notes,
where you can store any text youd like.
Everything in your 1Password vault is protected by a password only you know: your Master Password. All
you need to do is remember your Master Password. 1Password will remember the rest.
Next: Quick Start >
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Quick Start
The Quick Start section provides you with the least amount of information you need to use 1Password 4 for
iOS. The major topics in this section are:
Requirements
The First Time You Use 1Password
New 1Password User
Existing 1Password User
Once youve you have the basics down, you can read through Using 1Password to learn about mastering the
rest.
Next: Requirements >
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Requirements
iOS 7
1Password 4.5 is optimized for iOS 7. Its universal app, which means it will run on any iPhone, iPad, or iPod
Touch running iOS 7.
iOS 8
While were as excited as many of you and are working hard to prepare for iOS 8, we cannot guarantee that
1Password 4 will immediately work on beta releases.
Next: The First Time You Use 1Password >
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The First Time You Use 1Password

The first time you launch 1Password 4 for iOS you will be asked if you are a new or existing 1Password user.
If you have not used 1Password before and do not already have 1Password data, then tap Im a new
1Password user and follow the New 1Password User guide.
If you have used 1Password before and have existing 1Password data that you would like to use, then tap
Ive used 1Password before and follow the Existing 1Password User guide.
Next: New 1Password User >
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New 1Password User

Thank you for choosing 1Password! This quick start guide is split into three sections:
Setting Up 1Password
Creating Your First Login Item
Using Login Items
The screenshots shown below are from the iPhone version of 1Password, but the steps are the same on an
iPad!
Setting Up 1Password
The first time you use 1Password youll be taken through our Quick Tour. Youll swipe through a few slides
to learn more about some of 1Passwords key features before reaching the Master Password slide.
Your Master Password is used to secure all your data. This means that your Master Password should be
strong and unique. It also important to choose a memorable password because you wont be able to access
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your data without it! We dont store passwords and cannot help you retrieve your Master Password if you
forget it.
Tip: How to Choose a Master Password has some advice for creating strong, memorable passwords.
Once youve entered in your Master Password and its hint, youll see the Security slide, where you will tailor
the way 1Password auto-locks.
Auto-lock keeps your data secure when you are not using 1Password. You can set it to be more aggressive
and lock after only a minute or two, or you can set it to be more lenient and lock after a longer period of time.
Auto-lock after allows you to decide how long 1Password can be open and unused before it locks. If you
turn on Lock on exit, 1Password will lock every time you leave the app.
We recommend you keep the default auto-lock settings while youre learning how to use 1Password. You can
always change your settings later in 1Passwords security settings.
The final Quick Tour slide will help you configure syncing. Syncing allows you to access your data no matter
where youre using 1Password. It is also an easy way to have a backup of your 1Password data if you ever
need to reinstall 1Password. See Sync with iCloud and Sync with Dropbox for more information. If you want
to start using 1Password before you sync, just tap on Ill sync later, lets go!
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Enter the Master Password you created a few minutes ago, tap Go, and youll be ready to start using
1Password!
Creating Your First Login Item

You can manually enter all sorts of information into 1Password, letting it safely store your credit cards, bank
accounts, drivers license, passport information, and anything else you can think of. The most used type of
item our customers use is the Login, which will store website addresses, usernames, passwords, security
questions and answers, and more.
The principles of setting up a Login item apply to all other types of categories so youll soon be ready to enter
in all of your secure data!
Step 1
Unlock 1Password, then tap on the Categories tab.
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Step 2
Tap + in the upper right corner of the screen to add a new item.
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Step 3
Tap on Login in the Available Categories list.
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Step 4
Tap on each field to enter your information. To use 1Password to its fullest we recommend that you at least
give each login a title (like Facebook, shown below) and fill in the username, password, and website
fields. However, how much or how little you fill in is up to you.
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Step 5
Tap the Done button in the upper right to save your new Login item. 1Password will show your newly created
Login item. If youd like to continue adding items, just tap the + in the upper right corner again.
When you want to access this item in the future, just tap on Categories > Logins, then find and tap on the
item to view its details.
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Using Login Items

Great, you might be thinking. I have a Login item. Now how do I use it? The answer is pretty simple: you
have a variety of options so you can make your information work for you!
If youd like to see your password

From time to time, you might want to see your passwords rather than a series of dots. To do so, view the
Login items details, tap on the password field, then tap Reveal. Your password will then be shown in plain
text.
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If youd like to copy and paste your information

There may be times when youd like to copy your information and paste it into other apps on your iOS device.
To do so, view the Login items details, tap on the field youd like to copy, then tap Copy.
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If youre copying information to use on a website, there is no need to switch apps! You can use 1Browser to
view anything on the web, as described below.
If youd like to use 1Passwords built-in browser

1Browser can log in to websites if your Login item has a website, username, and password. All you have to
do is is view the Login items details, then tap on its web address.
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1Password will fill in your username and password for you and log you in automatically.
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If you need login information while youre using 1Browser

you can access it without leaving the built-in browser!
To do so, tap on the key (at the bottom of the screen on iPhone, next to the address bar on iPad).
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1Password will show you any Login items you have for the page youre currently viewing. Just tap on the
Login youd like to use; 1Password will fill in your username and password and log in to the website.
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The ease of logging in to websites this way is wonderful, but 1Browser takes it a step further; once you have
credit card and identity items in 1Password, you can use them within 1Browser when you need them! Just
tap on the key, then tap on the item youd like to use.
Now you know the basics of using 1Password. If youd like to learn more, please read through Using
1Password.
If you need help with 1Password, please check our forums, contact us in-app by going to Settings > Help >
Contact Us, or email support@agilebits.com.
Next: Existing 1Password User >
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Existing 1Password User

As an existing 1Password user, you will likely already have 1Password data either on another device or
backed up to iCloud or Dropbox. To use your existing data on your new device, you must set up sync.
1Password offers three ways to sync your data:

Sync using iCloud works with iPhones, iPads, and Macs
Note: iCloud sync is not available for Android or Windows
Sync using Dropbox works with all of your devices
Sync over Wi-Fi
If you would prefer to start with a completely new vault, go back to Welcome to 1Password, tap Im a new
1Password user, then follow the New 1Password User guide.
Next: Using 1Password >
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Using 1Password
Once you have 1Password set up, youre ready to rock and roll! If youd like a little help getting started, we
have a few articles for you to read.
Youll probably want to store all sorts of information in 1Password. Once you learn how to create items, youll
be a pro at making all of your data secure.
What are those tabs at the bottom of your screen? The Favorites Tab, Categories Tab, and Organize Tab
make it easy to organize and find your data.
Want to browse the Internet and shop securely? 1Browsers got you covered!
If you need help with syncing, weve got your back. Learn how to set up both iCloud and Dropbox sync.
Next: Favorites Tab >
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Favorites Tab
The Favorites Tab allows you to quickly access the items you want to have at hand. Weve made it easy to
add favorites, arrange them in the way that makes the most sense to you, and remove them when your needs
change. Read on to learn how!
iPad!
Adding Favorites
Step 1
To mark an item as a favorite, first make sure youre on the Favorites tab.
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Step 2
Tap the + in the upper right corner of the screen.
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Step 3
An alphabetical list of all your items will appear. Scroll through the list until you find the item youd like to
favorite, then tap on it.
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The item will now appear on your favorites list; you can tap on it to look at, use, or edit the items details.
Want to add more favorites? Just repeat until your list is complete!
Reordering Favorites
Once you have a few items marked as favorites, you can change the order in which they appear in the
Favorites tab. This way, you can group the items you use the most at the top, put everything in alphabetical
order, or organize your favorites in any other way youd like. Heres how!
Step 1
Tap Edit in the upper left corner of the screen.
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Step 2
Tap and hold on the three bars to the right of the item youd like to move.
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Step 3
Drag the item up or down the list. Lift your finger when youre happy with the items placement in your
favorites list.
Removing Favorites
Sometimes, things just dont work out. If you need to remove items from your favorites for any reason, heres
the how-to.
Note: This process will not delete an item from 1Password, it will only remove the item from your favorites
list.
Step 1
Tap Edit in the upper left corner of the screen.
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Step 2
Tap the red dot that appears to the left of the item.
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Step 3
Tap on the red Remove button which will appear to the right of your item.
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Next: Categories Tab >
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Categories Tab
The Categories tab is where all of the items in your vault live, sorted into their categories. The Categories tab
is also where you need to go to add new items.
iPad!
Adding Items
Adding items in 1Password 4 for iOS begins with the Categories tab. For step-by-step instructions, see
Creating Items.
Finding Items
Browsing
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1Password gives you two options for browsing through your items. First, you can scroll through all of your
items by tapping on the Categories tab, then All Items.
When you find the item youd like to view, just tap on it.
Second, you can tap on a Category to display only the items that belong to that Category. From there, you
can tap on an item to view its details.
Searching All Items

To search for a specific item, tap on the search bar and start typing its name.
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1Password searches in real time, so youll often only have to type a few characters to reveal the item youre
searching for. When the item youre looking for appears on the screen, just tap on it to view its details.
Next: Organize Tab >
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Organize Tab
Use the Organize Tab to group your items into folders or browse the tags youve created using 1Password 4
for Windows or Mac.
iPad!
Creating Folders
1Password makes it easy to group related items into folders to make it easy to organize and find specific
items. Heres how!
Step 1
Tap on the Organize tab.
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Step 2
Tap Edit in the upper right corner of the screen.
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Step 3
Tap on New Folder.
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Step 4
Name the folder.
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Step 5
Tap Done when youre satisfied with the name. If youd like, you can continue to add new folders.
When youve created all of the folders youd like to use, tap Done in the upper right corner one last time.
Note: If youd like to use subfolders to take your organization to a whole new level, you can do so. Make sure
youre in the folder where youd like to add subfolders, then follow the steps detailed above.
Adding Items to Folders

Now that you have folders, you can add items to them.
Step 1
Tap on the Categories tab, then search for the item.
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Step 2
Tap Move to Folder at the bottom of the items details (you might need to scroll).
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Step 3
Tap the folder youd like add the item to.
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Deleting Folders and Items

As your organization needs change, you may want to remove folders from time to time.
Note: This process will not delete any items from 1Password, it will only remove folders. You can still access
your items through the Categories tab
Step 1
Tap on the Organize tab.
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Step 2
Find the folder or item youd like to delete, but dont tap on it. Instead, tap on Edit.
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Step 3
Tap the red circle to the left of the folder or item.
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Step 4
Tap Delete to the right of the folder or item.
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Tags
You can create and edit tags using 1Password 4 for Windows or Mac. To view your tags on your iOS device
go to the Organize tab, then tap on the tag youd like to view.
Next: Settings Tab >
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Settings Tab
The Settings tab lets you tailor your 1Password experience to meet your needs and switch between vaults if
you have more than one.
If you need to change your Master Password, adjust your 1Password security preferences, start syncing,
make changes to how you sync, change the way your passwords are displayed, or customize 1Browsers
behavior, you can do so in the Settings tab.
Youll also find help in the Settings tab, including the option to revisit the Quick Tour, read 1Passwords User
Guide, and contact us with questions and suggestions. Weve even included a news feed to give you the
latest security and 1Password news, as well as tips and tricks for using the app.
Next: Settings: Vaults >
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Settings: Vaults
What do you do if you want to keep your personal and work information kept apart, share logins with a team
of people, or keep an archive of old information you dont use anymore? Use different vaults for different
purposes!
Note: New vaults must be created from either 1Password 4 for Windows or Mac. Once a vault is created and
synced to your iOS device, you can use it the same way you use your primary vault.
These screenshots are from the iPhone version of 1Password, but the steps are the same on an iPad!
Demo Vault
If youd like to show 1Password to other people without letting them see your items, you can create a demo
vault. From the Vaults screen, tap Settings > Add Vault > Create Demo Vault, then give a tour of 1Password
to anyone!
Adding, Switching, and Removing Vaults
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To add another vault to your iOS device, tap Settings > Vaults > Add Vault, then select Dropbox. See Sync
with Dropbox, starting with Step 3: Authorize 1Password in Dropbox, for step-by-step setup instructions.
To switch between vaults, tap Settings > Vaults, then choose the vault youd like to switch to.
To remove a vault from your iOS device, tap on the info button to the right of the vaults name, then tap
Remove Vault.
Next: Settings: Security >
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Settings: Security
If you need to change your Master Password, set up a PIN Code, or change your auto-lock settings, the
Security section is where you want to be!
Lock Now
Tap on Lock Now to immediately lock 1Password.
If you have a PIN set up, using this method to lock 1Password will require you to enter your Master Password
the next time you unlock the app, after which your PIN will work normally.
Change Master Password

Tap on this option and follow the prompts to change your Master Password.
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Note: You will be taken back to Security Settings after your Master Password has successfully been changed
on this device. It may take a few minutes for your new Master Password to sync to your other devices.
Request After
Tap on Request After to change how long 1Password can be open and unused before it locks. If you carry
your iOS device with you wherever you go, you may want 1Password to lock sooner. On the other hand, if
your iOS device is always in a safe location, you may want 1Password to lock after a longer period of time.
Additionally, people often choose a shorter period of time for this setting during vacations.
Lock on Exit
Activating Lock on Exit will require you to enter your Master Password (or PIN, if you have one set up) any
time you leave 1Password by going to your home screen, switching to another app, or locking your device.
PIN Code
Switch on PIN Code to require a 4-digit PIN instead of your Master Password to unlock 1Password. After its
set up, you will be required to enter your Master Password if you ever enter your PIN incorrectly. If youd like
more in-depth information about how PINs work, please read iOS PIN Code Design.
Note: To ensure the security of your data, we recommend that you only use a PIN code with 1Password if
you have a passcode set up on your device. Your 1Password PIN and iOS passcode should not be the same.
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When PIN Code is turned on, the following options will be added to the Security Settings screen:
Change PIN Code lets you enter a new 4-digit PIN Code.
Request Code After changes how long 1Password can be open and unused before it must be
unlocked using your PIN Code.
Clear Clipboard
Tap on Clear Clipboard to select how long the information you copy from 1Password is available to be
pasted. By default, your information will never be cleared, but you may decide that you dont want your
passwords and other sensitive information hanging out on your clipboard for very long.
Next: Settings: Sync >
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Settings: Sync
Syncing allows you to access your data on all of your devices with 1Password installed. It is also an easy
way to have a backup of your 1Password data, just in case.
Because you can only log into one vault at a time on iOS, the sync options in the Settings Tab only apply to
the vault youre currently using. Each vaults sync settings are independent, which means you dont have to
use the same syncing method for every vault. Please see Adding, Switching, and Removing Vaults to learn
how to switch to your other vaults.
Currently, 1Password can sync using:
iCloud, which works with iPhones, iPads, and Macs
Note: iCloud sync is not available for Android or Windows
Dropbox, which works with all of your devices that run 1Password
Wi-Fi
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iTunes
Note: When syncing, it can take several minutes for changes to reach other devices.
Setting Up Sync
To set up sync for the first time, Tap on Settings > Sync > Start Syncing. You can then tap on the sync
method youd like to use.
For sync setup instructions specific to each sync service please read the Sync with iCloud, Sync with
Dropbox, Sync with WiFi, or Sync with iTunes articles.
Changing Sync Methods

If youd like to change the way you sync your data, tap Settings > Sync > Start Syncing > Sync Service.
You can then tap on the sync method youd like to use.
For sync setup instructions specific to each sync service please read the Sync with iCloud, Sync with
Dropbox, Sync with WiFi, or Sync with iTunes articles.
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Note: 1Password only supports one sync method at a time per vault. If you want to switch from one sync
method to another, 1Password will prompt you to disable your existing sync method before enabling the new
one. This is normal; none of your 1Password data will be lost.
Disabling Sync
If youd like to stop syncing your data, tap Settings > Sync > Sync Service > Disable Sync. You will be
asked to confirm that you would like to Disable Sync. Disabling sync will not delete any of your data; a copy
of the vault for which you disabled sync will remain on both your device and on the service you were syncing
with. However, changes to one copy of your vault will not be reflected in the other until sync is enabled again.
Forcing Sync
If youd like to force your data to sync right away, you can do so by tapping Settings > Sync > Sync Now.
Next: Settings: Display >
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Settings: Display
Display settings allow you to reveal or conceal your passwords all of the time, change the font your password
is displayed in, and show website and app icons for your items.
Conceal Password
1Password conceals your passwords by default, which means they are displayed as a series of dots to make
sure theyre safe from prying eyes. If you wish to reveal all of your passwords all of the time, switch Conceal
Password off.
Password Font
You can change the font used to display your passwords. There are five fonts to choose from including the
default, Courier Prime, so youre sure to find one you like.
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Show Rich Icons

When Show Rich Icons is switched on, 1Password will search for the website and app icons for your items.
If your items icons dont show up correctly try turning Show Rich Icons off and back on again to see if that
helps.
Next: Settings: 1Browser >
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Settings: 1Browser
1Browser is 1Passwords integrated web browser. With it, you can automatically log in to websites and
securely fill out registration forms with your shipping and credit card information when youre shopping. This
is the place where you can change your 1Browser settings.
Auto-Submit Logins
Auto-Submit Logins is switched on by default, which means that youll automatically be logged in to websites
after 1Password fills in your username and password.
Animate Fill
Animate Fill is switched on by default, which means that 1Password will animate the sections of the website
where it inserts your information.
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User Agent
If a website doesnt load properly in 1Browser you can try closing its tab, changing the user agent setting,
then reloading the website.
Clear Web Data

To clear cookies and other data from websites tap on Clear Web Data > Remove Website Data.
Next: Settings: News >
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Settings: News
Tap on News to get the latest security news as well as info about 1Password updates and usage tips and
tricks.
Next: Settings: Recommend 1Password >
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Settings: Recommend 1Password

Please tap on Recommend 1Password to go to 1Passwords page on the App Store so you can leave a
review!
Your review is important to us. Not only will it provide us with your feedback, it can help people find
1Password for the first time. Because we know your time and attention is valuable, this is the only place we
ask for your review.
Next: Settings: Advanced >
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Settings: Advanced
Advanced Settings allows to do four things: change the language used in 1Password, allow or disallow
1Password to use iOS Keychain, erase the 1Password data on your device, or generate troubleshooting
reports for our customer support team if youre experiencing troubles with 1Password.
Troubleshooting
If youre talking to our customer support team they might ask you to visit this section to gather additional
information about your 1Password install.
Erase Data
Tap this option, then confirm by tapping on Erase Data in the alert that appears to delete your 1Password
data from your device. Erase Data will delete all 1Password data on your device, but will not affect data
already synced to other devices or sync services.
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Use iOS Keychain

Use iOS keychain is switched on by default, which lets 1Password store your Master Password in the
keychain when a PIN Code is enabled. When your Master Password is stored in your devices keychain the
PIN Code will work more reliably, especially when 1Password is in the background or through device restarts.
If youd like more information about how we use iOS keychain access, please read iOS PIN Code Design.
Note: To ensure the security of your data, we recommend that you only allow iOS Keychain access if you
have a passcode set up on your device.
Language
Tap on Language to select your preferred language. This allows you to set the language used in 1Password
to be different than the system language.
Next: 1Browser >
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1Browser
1Browser is an easy-to-use web browser built right into 1Password. It enables you to auto-fill your usernames
and passwords and log in to websites with a single tap.
Log In to Websites from Login Items

1Browser can log in to websites if your Login item has a website, username, and password. All you have to
do is is view the Login items details, then tap on its web address.
1Browser will load the website, automatically fill in your username and password, and log you in to the
website.
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You can then use 1Browser like you would other Internet browsers on your phone: use the previous and next
arrows to move through pages youve already seen and tap on links to load new pages.
Use 1Browser to Surf the Internet

Open 1Browser by tapping on the globe icon (in the lower right on iPhone; in the upper left on iPad).
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Near the top of the screen, youll see the omnibar, where you can enter in search terms or website URLs.
Just tap on the bar, then type your search term or web address.
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Tap Go on the keyboard to load your search results or webpage.
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If you need login, credit card, or identity information while youre using
1Browser
you can access it without leaving the built-in browser!
To do so, tap on the key icon (in the lower toolbar on iPhone; to the right of the omnibar on iPad).
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1Password will show you any Login items you have for the page youre currently viewing as well as your
credit card and identity information.
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Just tap on the item youd like to use: Identities will fill in details like your name, address, and phone number,
while Credit Cards will fill in your card number, expiry date, and verification number.
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Next: Creating Items >
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Creating Items
1Password lets you take all of your pieces of information and store them securely so that you can find what
you need easily without relying on your memory. We call each bit of information an Item. Therefore, each
username and password is stored as a Login Item, each credit cards number and expiration date are stored
as a Credit Card Item, and so on.
Entering new items is quick and easy once you know how. The following pages will help you learn how to
create Login, Credit Card, and Identity items.
Next: Create Login Items >
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Create Login Items

Congratulations! You have 1Password 4 for iOS set up and youre ready to start making your digital life easier
and more secure. This page will help you get started by showing you how to enter Login items, which are
typically used for keeping track of user names and passwords for websites.
The principles of setting up a Login item apply to all other types of categories, so youll soon be ready to enter
in all of your secure data.
iPad!
Step 1
Step 2
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Step 3
Tap on Login in the Available Categories list.
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Step 4
give each login a title (like Facebook, shown below) and fill in the username, password, and website
fields. However, how much or how little you fill in is up to you.
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Step 5
Tap the Done button in the upper right to save your new Login item. 1Password will show your newly created
Login item. If youd like to continue adding items, just tap the + in the upper right corner again.
When you want to access this item in the future, just tap on Categories > Logins, then find and tap on the
item.
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Next: Create Credit Card Items >
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Create Credit Card Items

Keeping your credit card information in 1Password is a great way to help you securely shop without fumbling
for your wallet. If youre using 1Browser, you can fill in your credit card number, expiration date, and security
code with just a few taps. Heres how to create an credit card item.
iPad!
Step 1
Step 2
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Step 3
Youll see all of the category types 1Password has to chose from. Tap on Credit Card.
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Step 4
give each credit card a title (like American Express, shown below) and fill in the card number, its expiry
date, and its verification number (the 3 or 4 digits usually found on the back of the card).
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Step 5
Tap the Done button in the upper right to save your new Credit Card item. 1Password will now show your
newly created Credit Card item. If youd like to continue adding items, just tap the + in the upper right corner
again.
When you want to access this item in the future, just tap on Categories > Credit Cards, then find and tap on
the item.
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Next: Create Identity Items >
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Create Identity Items

Logging your IDs in 1Password is a great way to help you keep track of different sets of basic personal
details. Identities are designed to store many of the typical details that you might need to fill in, such as home
or work shipping addresses, the name you usually register in forums, and your personal or business website.
If youre using 1Browser to shop, you can use an Identity to fill in your shipping information with just a few
taps.
Heres how to create an Identity item.
iPad!
Step 1
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Step 2
Step 3
Tap on Identity in the Available Categories list.
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Step 4
give each identity a title (like Personal Identity, shown below) and fill in your name, email address, postal
address, and phone number.
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Step 5
Tap the Done button in the upper right to save your new Identity item.
Youre done!
1Password will now show your newly created Identity item.
When you want to access this item in the future, just tap on Categories > Identities, then find and tap on the
item.
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Next: Editing Items >
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Editing Items
Do you need to update an email address, credit card number, or password? We have you covered. Editing
items and quick and easy once you know how!
iPad!
Step 1
Go to the items details view, then tap Edit in the upper right corner.
Step 2
Tap on the field youd like to edit, then make your changes.
Tip: To delete everything in the field, tap once, then tap the circled X that appears to the right of the field.
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Step 3
When youre done editing, tap Done in the upper right corner.
Tip: If you decide that you dont want to save your changes, just tap Cancel in the upper left corner.
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Step 4
Celebrate! Your changes have been saved and youre ready to continue with your day.
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Syncing
We offer several ways to sync and back up your 1Password data:
Back up your data using iTunes works with iOS devices and Macs.
Sync using iCloud works with iOS devices and Macs.
Note: iCloud sync is not available for Android or Windows.
Sync using Dropbox works with all of your devices.
Sync using Wi-Fi with 1Password 4 for Mac or Windows.
To learn more about syncing your data, read on!
Next: iTunes Backups >
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iTunes Backups
Once a day, 1Password 4 for iOS will back up your data to your iOS device. The best part is that the process
is automatic, so you dont need to set up anything. If youd like to save a copy of your backup to your Mac,
heres how!
To begin, plug your iOS device into your Mac. iTunes should launch automatically.
Note: If you have a PIN or passcode locking your iOS device, you will need to unlock the device before you
can access it via iTunes.
Next, click on the device name in iTunes left sidebar.
Now, youll:
1. Click on the Apps tab at the top of the iTunes window, then scroll down to File Sharing.
2. Click on 1Password under the Apps column on the left.
3. Click on Backups in the right column.
4. Click on Save to on the bottom right.
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Decide where youd like to save your backup, then click Save To.
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Sync With iCloud

You can use iCloud to sync your 1Password data between your Apple devices, including iPhones, iPads, and
Macs. If you only have 1Password on one device, you can use iCloud to back up your data. The best part
about syncing to iCloud is that it requires no effort beyond setting it up! Your data will sync automatically each
time you launch 1Password, from time to time when youre using the app, and when you make a change to
an item. This page shows you how to set up iCloud sync on your iOS devices.
Note: iCloud sync is not available for Android or Windows, but you can sync with Dropbox instead.
iPad!
Step 1: Enable iCloud Sync

Make sure that iCloud Sync is enabled on your iOS device. If you already have 1Password data on another
device, make sure iCloud sync is also enabled in that copy of 1Password before you continue.
Step 2: Select Sync using iCloud in 1Password

If youre setting up 1Password for the first time, tap on Sync using iCloud when you get to the Syncing slide.
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If you have already started using 1Password, tap on Settings > Sync > Start Syncing > Sync with iCloud.
Step 3: Finish iCloud Sync Setup

If you have never synced 1Password data to iCloud before
You will be informed that 1Password wants to add data to iCloud. Tap Add to iCloud to begin syncing.
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If you already have 1Password data on iCloud

You will be informed that 1Password has found data on iCloud. Tap Continue to begin syncing.
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If you chose Ive used 1Password before, but no 1Password data was
found on iCloud
Verify that:
The device youre setting up can access the Internet.
iCloud is enabled in 1Password on your other devices.
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Next, go back to the Syncing slide and try iCloud sync again.
If iCloud isnt enabled

Enable iCloud, then try syncing again.
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Trouble Syncing?
Check your Internet connection and your other devices to make sure theyre syncing. If you still need help,
please contact us in-app by going to Settings > Help > Contact Us or by emailing support@agilebits.com.
Next: Sync With Dropbox >
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Sync With Dropbox

You can use Dropbox to sync your 1Password data between all of your devices. If you only have 1Password
on one device, you can use Dropbox to back up your data. The best part about syncing to Dropbox is that
it requires no effort beyond setting it up! Your data will sync automatically each time you launch 1Password,
from time to time when youre using the app, and when you make a change to an item. This page shows you
how to set up Dropbox sync on your iOS devices.
iPad!
Step 1: Enable Dropbox Sync on Other Devices

If you already have 1Password data on another device, make sure Dropbox sync is enabled in that copy of
1Password before you continue.
Step 2: Select Sync using Dropbox in 1Password

If youre setting up 1Password for the first time, tap on Sync using Dropbox when you get to the Syncing
slide.
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If you have already started using 1Password, tap on Settings > Sync > Start Syncing > Sync with Dropbox.
Step 3: Authorize 1Password in Dropbox

If the Dropbox app is installed
The Dropbox app will launch and ask you for authorization. Tap Allow to grant 1Password access to your
Dropbox. Youll then be taken back to 1Password.
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If the Dropbox app is not installed

You will be prompted to enter the email address and password for your Dropbox account. When youre done,
tap Sign in to continue.
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Step 4: Select Vault

If you have never synced 1Password data to Dropbox before
You will be informed that 1Password wants to create a new file in Dropbox. Tap Create File to begin syncing.
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If you already have 1Password data in Dropbox

You will be asked to choose the vault you want to sync. Tap on the desired vault to begin syncing.
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If you chose Ive used 1Password before, but no 1Password data was
found in Dropbox
Verify that:
You are using the same Dropbox account in all copies of 1Password.
Dropbox is enabled in 1Password on your other devices.
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Next, try Dropbox Sync again.
Trouble Syncing?
Check your Internet connection and your other devices to make sure theyre syncing. If you still need help,
please contact us in-app by going to Settings > Help > Contact Us or by emailing support@agilebits.com.
Next: Syncing over Wi-Fi >
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Syncing over Wi-Fi

1. In 1Password for
Windows, choose File > Wi-Fi Sync.
Important: Leave this window open until the sync is complete.

Mac, choose Window > Wi-Fi Sync.
Important: Leave this window open until the sync is complete.
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2. In 1Password for iOS, tap Settings > Sync.
3. Tap Sync using Wi-Fi.

4. If your computer is not listed
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tap Refresh List.
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5. Tap on the computers name.
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6. Tap Secret, and type the secret still displayed on the Mac or PC.
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7. Tap Done.
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8. Tap Sync Now.
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9. When the message below the computer name changes from Sync started to Sync finished, exit
Settings, and close the Wi-Fi Sync dialog box on your Mac or PC.
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Generating Passwords
One of the top reasons to use 1Password is so that you can have hard-to-crack passwords without having
to memorize them. But how do you come up with strong passwords? Easy! Just use our built-in password
generator.
iPad!
Step 1
You can generate a password for any item with a Password field. When viewing an items details or creating
a new item, simply tap on the key outline to the right of the Password field. A shiny new password will appear!
If youd like to adjust its length, simply slide your finger to the left or right.
Step 2
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You might want to customize your new password beyond changing its length. To do so, just tap on Show
Password Recipe and move the sliders and switches around until you have a password tailored to meet your
needs.
The Digits slider controls how many numbers appear in your password. Frequently, companies
require that passwords have at least one number.
The Symbols slider controls how many symbols (like #?@*$+=) appear in your password. Its a good
idea to include some symbols in passwords to make them strong; however, sometimes companies
dont allow anything other than letters and numbers in passwords.
Avoid ambiguity, when switched on, will prevent characters that can be visually confused from being
used in your generated password. Examples of ambiguous characters are 0 and O as well as l,
1, and I.
Allow repeats, when switched on, will allow the generator to create a password where the same
character appears more than once.
Copy to clipboard, when switched on, will automatically copy your password to your clipboard so you
can use it right away.
Step 3
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When youre happy with your new password and have made any other desired changes to your item, tap
Done in the upper right corner of the screen to save it all!
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Support
Need help? Please check our forums, contact us in-app by going to Settings > Help > Contact Us, or email
support@agilebits.com.
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1Password 4 Glossary
1Password app or program
The main interface for creating, viewing, and editing your 1Password data. See also Layout.
(Mac) The window that appears when you click the 1Password icon in the Dock or open it in the Applications
folder.
(Windows) The window that appears when you run 1Password from the Windows start menu or open it
in the Program Files folder. Note that 1Password for Windows isnt an app (which runs in Metro) but a full
Desktop-mode program.
1Password mini
(Mac only) 1Password mini is 1Passwords second major component. By default, its icon appears in the menu
bar at the top of your screen.
1PIF
1Password Interchange Format. An unencrypted export format best suited for use in one-time data migration.
All item types can be exported to a 1PIF file.
Important: Because 1PIF stores your data as plain text, you should protect a .1pif file in transit and securely
delete it as soon as you finish the transfer.
Accounts
(Windows) A collection of various item types that are listed individually in 1Password for Mac. The Accounts
category will be phased out in a future release.
See also Wallet.
.agilekeychain folder (a.k.a. keychain, data folder, or vault)

(Mac) The sync point (storage format) for use with the Dropbox or Folder sync method, created by
1Password for Mac when you choose either of those sync methods. Because sync settings are vault-specific,
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the file is named after the selected vault (for example, work.agilekeychain). The exception to this is the
primary vault, which is always saved as 1Password.agilekeychain.
(Windows) Your 1Password database. See also Vault.
All Items (a.k.a. All) folder

The built-in folder that displays all your 1Password items.
Auto-lock
The optional mechanism by which 1Password locks your data after a period inactivity or on any of a number
of actions or events, defined in 1Password preferences.
Auto-save
The optional feature by which 1Password automatically offers to create a new Login when you submit a form
at a URL for which you do not yet have a Login stored.
Auto-submit
The optional feature by which 1Password automatically submits a web form after filling it with your stored
credentials.
Auto-type
(Windows only) An alternative form-filling mechanism that may work on sites that dont accept 1Passwords
standard method and even in some programs that are not browser-based.
Auto-update
The optional feature by which 1Password automatically offers to modify an existing Login, typically with just
the new password, rather than replacing the entire Login or creating a new one.
Backup
The mechanism by which 1Password periodically saves the current state of your data. Backup files are useful
in restoring data in case of damage or permanent loss. Backup files are intended only for use by the restore
function in 1Password on the same platform; they are not suitable for direct import or for restoration into
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1Password running on a different platform. For cross-platform transfers, use syncing or 1PIF export and
import.
Browser extension
See Extension.
Categories or item types

These are the various types of information that you can save in 1Password. Different item types have different
templates (default fields); you can add custom fields, but you cannot move an item from one category to
another. See also individual item types.
Category area
(Mac) There are four categories that 1Password always displays, even in a new vault with no information in it:
Logins, Secure Notes, Credit Cards, and Identities. The other categories appear in the sidebar only if youve
saved an item of that type in your vault.
(Windows) All categories are listed, even if you havent yet saved an item of that type in your vault.
(iOS, Android) The Categories tab is where all of the items in your vault are stored, sorted into their
categories. The Categories tab is also where you add new items.
Credit Cards
Each item holds credit card, debit card, and store card information that 1Password can use to fill payment
forms.
Custom fields and sections

Additional information you may choose to store in any item type. Note that the values in custom fields are not
available for use in filling forms, though you can copy the values and paste them as needed. Compare Web
form details.
Database
(Mac) The internal name used to refer to all of your 1Password data, including vaults. Whether you have one
vault or five, they are contained in a single database. See also Vault.
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(Windows) Synonymous with vault; there is no separate internal database. See also Vault.
Details area
The area that displays the details of the selected item.
(Mac) In the left layout, details are shown in the rightmost column; in the top layout, its the lower right
pane.
(Windows) Details are shown in the lower right quadrant.
Domain matching
The mechanism by which 1Password determines whether you have a Login saved that can be used to fill a
form on the web page currently displayed in your 1Password-enabled browser.
(Windows) A set of controls with which you can refine 1Passwords domain-matching algorithms. See also
Lenient URL matching.
Duplicated Passwords
See Security Audit.
Extension
The 1Password icon that you can add to your web browsers toolbar; extends much of 1Passwords
functionality to your web browser. Note that use of the extensions requires installation of the main 1Password
app/program on the same machine.
Note that iOS does not allow the level of integration required for extension of 1Password into Safari and other
browsers on your iOS device, so the 1Password for iOS app includes 1Browser for your convenience.
Favorites
The built-in folder that displays any items you have starred.
Fill Login
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In a 1Password-enabled browser, the act of filling a form on the currently displayed page with the credentials
and other form data saved in an existing Login, when you select that Login from the 1Password extension
menu. Compare Go & Fill.
Folder
A means of organizing your 1Password data. An item can be associated with only one folder, but folders can
contain items of any type.
(Mac) The Folders section in 1Passwords sidebar appears only if youve created a folder.
Compare Smart folders.
Generated Passwords
A special category in which 1Password creates an item whenever you use the password generator. See also
Security Audit.
(Mac) The category is labeled simply Passwords. When you create a Login using a generated password, the
Password item is automatically converted into a Login.
(Windows) In the main 1Password program, choose the View > Generated Passwords command to toggle
display of the category. (The File > New Item submenu includes a Password command only when the
Generated Passwords category is displayed in the sidebar.)
Go & Fill
A step-saving function that takes you to the saved login page, fills the form with your saved credentials, and
(optionally) submits the form, when youre on a blank web page in your browser and you select a saved login
from 1Passwords menu, or when the URL stored in the Login you select doesnt match the URL of the current
page, or when youre in the main 1Password app/program and click on a URL in a Login. Compare Fill Login.
Heartbleed
(Windows) See Security Audit.
Helper
(Windows) The 1Password component (Agile1pAgent.exe) that facilitates communication between the
1Password extensions and the main 1Password program. Software that blocks the WebSocket technology
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used by the Helpertypically antivirus, anti-malware, and firewall toolsbreaks the connection between the
extensions and the main program. The Helper also displays the 1Password icon in the Windows notification
area (a.k.a. the system tray).
Identities
Each items holds name and address information that 1Password can use in your web browser to fill shipping
and billing forms.
Item
A unit of data that you store in 1Password. See also Categories or item types.
Layout
The arrangement in which your 1Password data is presented in the main window. 1Password for Mac offers
two layout options: top (the default, similar to the layout in 1Password for Windows) and left (columnar).
1Password for Windows uses a four-quadrant layout that is similar to the top layout in 1Password for Mac.
Lenient URL matching

An option with which you can modify 1Passwords standard domain-matching algorithm. See also Domain
matching.
List area
The area that displays items in the selected category.
(Mac) In the left layout, items in the selected category or folder (or with the selected tag) are listed in the
middle pane; in the top layout, its the upper right pane. Click the pane header to sort the listed items.
(Windows) Items in the selected category or folder (or with the selected tag) are listed in the upper right
quadrant. Click the column headings to sort the listed items.
Logins
Each item holds a set of login credentials (username and password), along with the URLs of one or more
sites where 1Password can use the credentials to fill a login form.
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Login fields
See Web form details.
Master password
The password you create the first time you run 1Password. Your master password is used to lock 1Password
and to encrypt your data. It is known only to youwe cannot restore or reset it for youso it is equally vital
that you remember it and that it be impossible for someone else to guess. Anyone with your master password
and a copy of your 1Password data has full access to that data.
mini
See 1Password mini.
.opvault folder (a.k.a. keychain, data folder, or vault)

(Mac) The new sync point format to replace the .agilekeychain format.
(Windows) The new database format to replace the .agilekeychain format.
See also .agilekeychain folder and Vault.
Passwords
See Generated Passwords.
Password generator (a.k.a. strong password generator or SPG)

Whether invoked from the browser extension, the main app/program, or (on the Mac) the mini, the 1Password
feature with which create unique and essentially unguessable passwords that conform to the specific
requirements of nearly any web site.
Primary and secondary vaults

See Vault.
Restore
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See Backup.
Secure Notes
Each item holds free-form plain text in which you can store any information you like.
Security Audit
(Mac) A special collection of built-in saved searches, in which your Logins with weak, duplicate, or old
passwords or for which our Watchtower tool recommends some protective action are automatically collected
so its easier for you to find and correct them.
(Windows) The Weak Passwords, Duplicated Passwords, Heartbleed, and Watchtower categories. Like
Generated Passwords, display of these categories is toggled on the View menu.
Sidebar (a.k.a. category area and folder area)

(Mac) The main app window consists of three panes. In both the left and top layouts, the sidebar is the
left-most pane.
(Windows) The main program window comprises four quadrants. The upper left is for categories, and the
lower left is for folders and tags. The category and folder areas are sometimes collectively called the sidebar.
Smart folders (a.k.a. saved searches)

(Mac) A set of search criteria youve used to find particular information and saved for reuse at any time.
Saved searches are displayed as slightly different folders in 1Passwords sidebar. You dont manually add
items to a smart folder; instead, any items that meet the saved search criteria are automatically listed when
you select the smart folder.
(Windows) Smart folders cannot yet be viewed or created.
Sync
A means of sharing your 1Password data among multiple computers and devices, so that it is kept up to date
on all of them. Additions, modifications, and deletions in 1Password on any synced device are synchronized
to all the other synced devices. 1Password preferences include several sync options.
Sync point
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See .agilekeychain folder and .opvault folder.
Tag
A keyword that you can optionally assign to any item. You can assign multiple tags to an item.
(Mac) Tags appear in the special Tags section of the sidebar, but only if at least one tag has been created.
(Windows) Add and delete tags while creating or editing an item; search for tags by pressing Ctrl+ in the
search field.
(iOS, Android) Tags are readable, but cannot yet be created or added to items.
Trash
The folder that contains items you have deleted. As with the operating systems Trash or Recycle Bin, you
can recover items from 1Passwords Trash until you explicitly empty it.
Vault
A collection of Logins, Identities, Secure Notes, and other saved data.
(Mac) 1Password automatically creates a primary vault when you run it for the first time. Everything you see
when you open 1Passwordall of your saved items, folders, and tagsis in the currently open vault. You can
also create secondary vaults. Each time you switch to a different vault, the 1Password window is refreshed
to show only the contents of the vault you select.
(Windows) Each vault is a separate .agilekeychain folder with an independent master password. 1Password
for Windows does not yet include the concept of primary and secondary vaults.
(iOS, Android) Vaults can be opened and their contents edited, but they cannot yet be created.
Wallet
(Windows) A collection of various item types that are listed separately in 1Password for Mac. The Wallet
category will be phased out in a future release. See also Accounts.
Watchtower
See Security Audit.
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Weak Passwords
See Security Audit.
Web form details

Additional fields (besides username and password) that can be saved automatically in the 1Password
extension or added manually in the main 1Password app/program, so theyre available for form filling on
future visits to the associated site. Compare Custom fields.
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