I had an interview last week with Marvin Sum over at MacApper. We discussed how Agile Web Solutions was founded, how 1Passwd was born, and talked about the future of 1Passwd, including the iPhone.
You can read the full interview here.
I had a lot of fun talking with Marvin and look forward to doing it again [...]
NOTE: 1Password version 2.5 and above uses a new keychain file name — 1Password.keychain (instead of the old 1Passwd.keychain). When you use these instructions with 1Password 2.5+, make sure to substitute 1Passwd with 1Password.
In my last blog entry I discussed how important it is to backup your 1Passwd data and showed how this was done. [...]
What would do if you lost all your logins and passwords tomorrow? You could spend the next 3 days clicking on “forgot username/password” buttons as your inbox fills up with password recovery mails but that wouldn’t be much fun. Usually we do not think about things like this until something happens.
Unfortunately, that is like buying [...]
This new release adds support for the Leopard Developer Preview of OS X and improves overall system security and stability. This upgrade is free to all 1Passwd customers.
This release is packed full of “Blood and Tears” as supporting Leopard was incredibly hard. Now with that behind us we can get back to work on version [...]
