Our expert walks you through how to set up and take advantage of the features in our favorite password manager, 1Password.

Passkeys are a passwordless way to login to your online accounts, and password manager app 1Password now supports them. Here's how it works.

How to create and use passkeys with 1Password In 1Password’s beta extensions, you’ll likely see a notification informing you that websites you use have added support for passkeys.

Have two-step authentication enabled for your online accounts? Use 1Password? Read this.

The popular Password manager tool, 1Password, is rolling out support for passkeys. It will be available on desktop browsers, as well as on iOS 17 devices.

If you’re concerned about privacy and security while paying for stuff online, there’s a new way to safeguard yourself: Popular encrypted password manager 1Password now supports a new ...

This way, you’ll be prompted by 1Password—not Safari—to save your passwords on sites. Frankly, I find 1Password to be a little fussy to use on Safari (perhaps that’s just me).

Rob Griffiths discusses how you can use Dropbox to keep your 1Password data file synchronized across many Macs.