[cytzol]

Yes, but Apple's functionality only supports Safari on Apple devices. 1Password supports other browsers and Windows.

[eknkc]

Haven't tried Mavericks beta. Is there a management interface for saved passwords or is it just the plain old Keychain Access utility?

All this "iCloud Keychain" hype looks like just a sync functionality on top of current implementation.

[itafroma]

> Is there a management interface for saved passwords or is it just the plain old Keychain Access utility?

> All this "iCloud Keychain" hype looks like just a sync functionality on top of current implementation.

There's Keychain Access and a preference pane in Safari for web passwords. It is exactly a sync feature added to the keychain implementation that exists in Mountain Lion and earlier.

[r00fus]

Yes, Apple's functionality seems best for casual users (ie, my parents) who generally only use safari on their ipads and mac.

iCloud Keychain is a better experience on iOS because only Apple can extend Safari - If you're using 1Password on iOS, you can't do the equivalent of "CMD+\" - you have to use the launch the 1P app - which breaks the workflow.

I don't see me moving away from 1Password anytime soon - though the ability to have multiple agile keychains in a single 1P session would have me pulling out my wallet - been waiting for that for awhile.

[wandermatt]

You can use a Safari bookmarklet to open the current page in 1Password app, to minimize the disruption in your workflow, see http://www.macstories.net/links/1password-4-1/

[pain_perdu]

excellent point, I was unaware of that.