This is such nonsense that I can't let it go unremarked. I can count on the fingers of zero hands the number of times 1Password has shipped a "new feature" between major releases. There are no new features needed, it's a password manager. However, I would need to borrow some extra hands to count the number of features you've removed, features that loyal paying customers of many years depend on. 1P7 doesn't even let you keyboard navigate to the Generate Password button for goodness sake - something that I was able to do in every version up to that point.
Absolutely nothing about any decision AgileBits has made in the last 4 years has had anything to do with what customers (that's us, the people that used to give you money) want, and everything to do with nickle and diming the suckers dry.
UI consistency between different operating systems is NOT a user-focussed feature. When I'm on a Mac, I want my apps to behave like a Mac app. When I'm on Linux, I want my apps to behave like a Linux app. If you _actually_ believed that all apps should look and behave the same on any OS, why does the Android version look and behave nothing like the Mac app?
You've removed features with every major release, and this is just smashing the final nail into 1Password's coffin. You've ruined what used to be the best password manager on any platform.
Absolutely nothing about any decision AgileBits has made in the last 4 years has had anything to do with what customers (that's us, the people that used to give you money) want, and everything to do with nickle and diming the suckers dry.
UI consistency between different operating systems is NOT a user-focussed feature. When I'm on a Mac, I want my apps to behave like a Mac app. When I'm on Linux, I want my apps to behave like a Linux app. If you _actually_ believed that all apps should look and behave the same on any OS, why does the Android version look and behave nothing like the Mac app?
You've removed features with every major release, and this is just smashing the final nail into 1Password's coffin. You've ruined what used to be the best password manager on any platform.