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Pressing Space now selects items in the inline menu.

One-time passwords are now generated consistently across all 1Password clients.

Included additional page details when filling items to improve machine learning accuracy.

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When scanning QR codes, a helpful error message will now show up when no code was found.

The prompt for adding one-time passwords now appears in more relevant items.

Fixed an issue where fields would sometimes not fill.

Filling now works when privacy.resistFingerprinting is enabled in Firefox’s configuration settings.

Also temporarily removed the downloads permissions until we’re ready to roll it out.

Removed an internal testing website from our manifest permissions.

Improved Login saving on pages with multiple iframes, e.g.

Updated our internal library to the latest and greatest version.

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1Password will only show the save option after filling if your password has changed.Updated the details 1Password collects about fields on the page to improve Login saving.

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Rich icons for Software License items now display in the popup item list.

Icons tailored to card type now display in the popup for Credit Card items.

Unlocking 1Password X after clearing Cookies in Firefox no longer triggers new device sign-in emails.

Added support to fill one-time passwords that are split across multiple fields.

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Generator History entries in the Password Generator now persist across browser restarts and even across extension installations.

Beautiful monogrammed icons will now be provided for Login items without a rich icon.

The Save Login window is focused in Firefox so you can navigate it with the keyboard and press Enter to save.

Fixed excessively high CPU in the inline menu when 1Password is locked.

Fixed an issue where inline filling and page analysis used the wrong iframe.

Made page analysis faster and more reliable.

username fields that don’t have an accompanying password field.

The inline menu appears in more fields automatically, e.g.

1Password uses machine learning to fill login forms more accurately.

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.

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