1Password gains Login Creator, one-time Password tool with 2-step verification support and more

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1Password, the popular password-manager application for iOS and OS X, has just received a nice refresh in the App Store and Mac App Store, respectively.

Available as a freemium download, 1Password 5.2 brings out a new Login Creator feature available to all users, a one-time Password tool for Pro users, a bunch of syncing improvements and several other enhancements that improve your experience.

Login Creator, which you can see in action right below, is a new tool for adding existing logins to 1Password to “get a feel for how much time it can save you.” It streamlines the process for hundreds of popular sites and services, developer AgileBits noted.

1Password 5.2 for iOS Login Creator

The new One-Time Password tool for Pro users is designed to work with online accounts protected with two-factor authentication, such as Amazon, Tumblr and many more. After adding an account, the feature will generate a one-time two-factor authentication code to verify your identity.

1Password 5.2 for iOS One-Time Password Tool

This is actually pretty useful because no longer do you have to switch between 1Password and a third-party authenticator like Authy and Google Authenticator to generate your temporary codes.

Other additions available to Pro users: the ability to delete attachments from the item editor, adding new custom field types like addresses, dates, month/year and more.

Last but not least, 1Password’s extension has seen improvements in terms of functionality, design, syncing, accessibility and localization.

The full changelog is too long to include here, but you can check it out over at the AgileBits website. The Mac edition of 1Password has been refreshed, too.

The list of enhancements in the Mac version, among other items, includes the ability to sync secondary vaults to iOS via Wi-Fi Sync, exclude secondary vaults from syncing at all, syncing of Master Password changes across devices using iCloud sync and much more.

Download 1Password free in the App Store.

The Mac edition will set you back $50 a pop.

Source: AgileBits Blog