roustem

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by roustem 4y ago
Fair enough, everyone has their own requirements. I'd argue that all modern operating systems have password management already built-in. We have a lot of 1Password customers with families and team members that require more than a singl
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by roustem 4y ago
The "containerized web app" is not a correct description here. 1Password 8 on macOS, Windows, and Linux is a full-fledged desktop app. It is built in Rust with Electron/React providing the UI. It can work completely offline a
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by roustem 4y ago
1Password NEVER had lifetime licenses. We made this decision since day one because we had a product before that died because it was a "lifetime" purchase. The 1Password license is valid for the major version of the app. The licens
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by roustem 4y ago
1Password certainly added a ton of new features recently :) Did you check 1Password developer tools, like SSH-agent server, git commit signing, and CLI? https://developer.1password.com/ Or the new item and file sharing. h
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by roustem 4y ago
Link to the bug bounty: https://bugcrowd.com/agilebits
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by roustem 4y ago
The client source code is the where the most of the IP is. The server code is pretty dumb on it own, all it does is the sync and permissions. One of the issues with Bitwarden encryption is the fact that every field is encrypted separately a
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by roustem 4y ago
One of the tests we recently added to 1Password is the "Moby Dick Workout" for secure notes with Markdown rendering. Would love you to compare 1Password and Bitwarden: https://www.hogbaysoftware.com/posts/moby
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by roustem 4y ago
Intellectual property is important and making everything open source would allow our competitors to easily copy it or at least get an idea how to improve their products. It is hard to seriously compare the features, the security design, and
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by roustem 4y ago
Fun fact: Bitwarden also includes some of the 1Password open-source code: https://github.com/bitwarden/clients/blob/c10e93c0d9cf306a59...
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by roustem 4y ago
Thank you <3
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by roustem 4y ago
This is awesome, great to hear! You are absolutely right at trying different things. Best of luck!
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by roustem 4y ago
Thank you so much! It was certainly a new chapter for us, working directly for our customers and being able to live on the product we made.
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by roustem 4y ago
Thank you! Yes, Natalia and I had two little kids and Dave and Sara just had a newborn at the same time
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by roustem 4y ago
My friend and I started it as a side job, working nights and weekends. We also downsized and cut all our expenses to about $1,000/month (mortgages were smaller back in 2005). We quit our full-time jobs when 1Password revenues were clos
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by roustem 4y ago
Thank you so much! > I do miss some native features (like the iOS letter column on the right that made it very fast to find something in the list), but generally get that there are tradeoffs to be made. You are not the only who missed th
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by roustem 4y ago
I see it from a different perspective. There are not that many real native Mac apps that both look and feel great. You could probably count them all on your hands. Also, I certainly understand being the long time Mac expect. However, when w
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by roustem 4y ago
Thank you for using 1Password! A full rewrite takes a lot of time. We did this twice in the past and it is always painful. We had to do it again this time because the discrepancies between the platforms became ridiculous and we had to fix t
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by roustem 4y ago
from the founder of 1Password: would love to learn where you think it is worse. 1Password 8 has a ton of new features and it is faster than the previous version. Some of the new features like Universal Autofill and SSH Agent do not exist in
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by roustem 4y ago
Thank you <3
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by roustem 4y ago
How does it solve the problem with the site is compromised and you are forced to change the password?
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by roustem 4y ago
Founder of 1Password here. I am sorry to hear about your experience getting worse. Any chance you are not using 1Password 8 today? The problem with 1Password 7 or earlier versions is that the surrounding environment changes and the older ve
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by roustem 4y ago
I replied to another post earlier, hopefully it is ok to repost it here: ---- At 1Password we actually did not mind developing separately for every platform. It's been done for years. We build it for ourselves and don't mind putti
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by roustem 4y ago
At 1Password we actually did not mind developing separately for every platform. It's been done for years. We build it for ourselves and don't mind putting extra work for better experience. However, the problem is that you end up w
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by roustem 4y ago
Would something like NextDNS help?
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by roustem 5y ago
It is possible but not that simple. The model is going to be a bit different because it will always require the server connection to perform the authentication. At the moment, 1Password does not require server connection to operate. Also, 1
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by roustem 5y ago
Thank you so much for the feedback! 2. It might look silly but we actually had an internal debate about making the preference for floating preference window. I personally do not mind the single window approach because it makes things easier
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by roustem 5y ago
Thank you, Don! Did you have a chance to look at CLI 2.0 and 1Password 8 integration: https://developer.1password.com/docs/cli/use-biometric-unloc...
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by roustem 5y ago
Oh, if you are using CLI then you will love the new integration we are building in 1Password 8: https://developer.1password.com/docs/cli/use-biometric-unloc...
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by roustem 5y ago
Yes, it was the simplest change we could make. Hopefully it makes things better without breaking anything else
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by roustem 5y ago
It has to be a private vault by default, unless we have a bug in 1Password 7. There were years of internal discussions about how and where the new items should be saved. When it comes to generated passwords, we had this implementations sinc

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