The amount of online services and platforms that are registered every day, forces the user who uses them to memorize passwords and if we want carry a minimum of security in them it is not an easy task to remember each one of them or leave them stored in a safe place.
1Password allows you to easily generate strong passwords instead of using a couple of passwords for everything and that if they are compromised, they can access most of the services that we normally use. In addition, as they are random for each of these services, we can use different ones for all of them leaving one as master password to unlock the app.
Now with the latest update of 1Password for Mac, coming to version 6.2, a couple of small improvements are added, but that they are quite useful within the desktop experience.
First, the passwords generated for login and autofill are smarter, which means that use the browser extension or a keyboard shortcut to complete the information, it will fail fewer times.
If, on the other hand, you have never used 1Password, now a smarter data importer is also included so that users migrating from other password management applications, it is easier to transfer their information. In addition, new features are added such as 1Password for families and other teams, as well as 1Password Mini upgrade in the OS X menu bar.
1Password for Mac is a free update for customers of the application, if you buy it for the first time, the current price is 64,99 Euros in the Mac App Store. On the other hand 1Password for both iPhone and iPad and Apple Watch is free for all users with an option to purchase 9,99 Euros in the application itself as an in-app purchase, to unlock professional functions.