1Password is an app built to help you keep your online accounts secure. The first step of securing an account is using a strong password. The second is remembering that password.

My InsiderThe concept behind 1Password is that you only need to remember one login for everything. The rest is gravy. Once you're into the app's ecosystem, every user name and password is saved ...

Using 1Password Is Simpler Than You Think Honestly, with how many platforms 1Password works on, it’s pretty simple to use. I use the dedicated app on my MacBook and Windows PC, as well as my ...

Here’s how you can use it: Open the 1Password app on your phone. Head to the password, login, or secure note you want to share with your friends and family. Tap on the share button.

My InsiderThe concept behind 1Password is that you only need to remember one login for everything. The rest is gravy. Once you're into the app's ecosystem, every user name and password is saved ...

Log-in screen for a 1Password vault on a Chromebook. Jason Cipriani/CNET 1Password offers apps for iOS, Android, OS X, and Windows along with extensions for Chrome, Safari, Opera, and Firefox.

For apps that you don’t obsessively check and want to keep secure or private, the 1Password Login extension will be a nice compromise between speed and ease of use.

If all you're doing is stashing logins and passwords in 1Password, you're not coming close to using all its abilities.

This move also catches 1Password up with its competitor Dashlane, which added passkey creation and management to its mobile apps earlier this summer.

Popular password manager 1Password is trying a new distribution model. Instead of letting you pay for the 1Password app on your Mac or PC and pay again to upgrade to a new major version, AgileBits ...