NOTE: in order for the http connector and the Firefox plugin to work, you need to have KeePass running! None of the guides I found mentioned that I got it running under Linux Mint without any problems, installed the PassIFox addon in Firefox, and finally got the KeePassHttp connector running using this guide: LastPass sounds too dodgy because they keep your 'keychain' in the cloud, but KeePass 2 appears to be a viable open source equivalent to 1password. I got frustrated enough with the lack of in-browser support to go looking for other alternatives to 1password. I have to say from my own ongoing experience that the lack of support for cornerstone apps like 1Password and Evernote really makes it hard for people to migrate to Linux. I totally understand that building and maintaining a full-blown Linux version of the app might not seem worthwhile right now, but if you could get a browser extension working (I would happily pay for one) then you might find that you have more potential Linux customers than you thought. I've got the Windows version of 1Password running fine under Wine, but of course I am sorely missing the browser extensions. I have bought a 2nd laptop, installed the latest Ubuntu 64 bit, and I'm slowly working through my most used apps trying to either get them running, or failing that to find alternatives. It's fair to say that 1Password is a big part of my digital life, and has been for quite a long time now, so thanks for that Agile BitsĪfter years of passive support for the principles of Linux, I have finally decided to invest time and money in making a concerted effort to switch over.

I own multiple 1Password licenses (v2 & v3, Mac & Linux) as well as the Pro version of the iOS app, and I use the Android reader too. I would like to add a very emphatic +1 for Linux browser extensions.

Keepass firefox addon