Jason SnellRE: https://mastodon.social/@simonbs/116127398104601987
I've been on Apple Passwords for a couple years now. If you are only on Apple's platforms, it's the right solution.
Matt Banks@jsnell @simonbs Will be hoping that Passwords expands to add custom fields and non password type things like API credentials (custom fields could be the solve for that). I have a lot of those and secure notes in 1password that make migrating not as straight forward. Maybe we can convince @rmondello to get that added that in iOS / macOS 27 😎
@mattbanks Notes has secure notes. That's where those go.
Ali Shah@jsnell @mattbanks Uplock is a really great app alternative for those sorts of things but I'm a fan of Apple Notes as well
@jsnell Those are good for secure notes, I agree, but things like security questions you may need to copy/paste or randomly generate, server credentials, etc. are something I use a lot.
@mattbanks sure, but you also mentioned secure notes. that's not an issue
@jsnell Totally fair
Ville Turpeinen@jsnell @mattbanks
Notes is not very good at saving structured data. 1Password is pretty great for creating arbitrary fields, so you can neatly store complex entries. Other great 1Password feature is SSH integration.
Notes is not very good at saving structured data. 1Password is pretty great for creating arbitrary fields, so you can neatly store complex entries. Other great 1Password feature is SSH integration.