I had trouble with 1Password set up, emailed support asking for a 5 minute help session via phone as I am new to Macs and was not totally up on some of the lingo and terms they used in their instructions and tutorials.

I was told they would not help me via phone and I should send a email with my problems to them.

Well…pardon me. I am not going to waste my time typing after spending $39.95 for a program.

I would not recommend this program as, in my opinion, the developer does a very poor job explaining the installation, set up and use of this product and offers little to no support.

Very disappointed!

the only bad thing i have to say is the odd behavior it sometimes gives when you are signing up for a new site and have 1password save it at that point, it sometimes saves all your signup info and then the next time you go to login there it goofs because it tries to give the login page all that other info and fails. when that happens you have to modify the info in 1password to work correctly.

other than that i love the program.

I prefer Keepass OSX: http://www.keepassx.org/ . Free, Open Source, and cross-platform.

I’ve used KeepassX myself – but it doesn’t have the level of integration that 1Password provides – and as a cross-platform development, I doubt it will ever have such a level of platform-specific program integration.

Now I don’t use 1Password beyond filling in forms on webpages for me – overall password storage I handle with a different solution. KeepassX is in general, a good solution for that, and as a whole, it is a surprisingly good port – you don’t see as many good OSX ports as you used to.

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