The Welcome page footer now dynamically lists the browser type.

Improved support for filling credit card expiry dates on Swedish sites.

Added an option to disable 1Password X notifications in Settings.Your password generator settings now remain persistent over restarts.1Password now uses a machine learning classifier model to make better decisions when both filling and saving new items.1Password fills passwords automatically on multi-step login forms.1Password fills one-time passwords automatically.1Password helps you change your password on “change password” pages.1Password automatically detects credit card fields as you browse the web.The inline menu can now fill credit cards and identities.Completely redesigned the inline menu experience.While we never prompt you for a review within 1Password itself, we’d love to read your review on the Chrome, Firefox, or Edge store. If you have questions or need support just pop on over to and we’ll point you in the right direction. The 1Password Support Community 💌 is a great place to leave feedback and discuss changes with the team. If you’re new to 1Password in the browser, I’d love to help you get started. If you’re already using 1Password in the browser (the extension formerly known as 1Password X), you’ll be automatically updated to the latest version when you next launch your browser. Download 1Password in the browser Get the latest and greatest 💜

After signing in you’ll be offered to save that in 1Password, and of course when you go to login, 1Password will give you a button to do just that. With today’s release, 1Password will now give you help when signing into a site when using a Single Sign-On provider. For example you can now use Google, Facebook, or Apple (among others) as a way to sign in or create an account. Signing into a website used to be a simple username and password away, but over the last handful of years there’s been a number of new ways added.

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