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Maybe you’ve got it installed on your phone or tablet and have set up Password AutoFill on iOS or Android. If you’re a 1Password customer there’s a good chance you’re using it on two or three platforms. Your passwords, right where you need them With every new platform we support, we strive to deliver an experience that feels like the 1Password you know and love, but also feels right at home on the platform you’re using. We’ve been developing native apps since 2004 so we understand the value they bring to our customers – things like offline access, deep integration with system features, and the ability to manage more than passwords. However, one thing we never disagreed on was our commitment to continue building great apps. At the genesis of this project we had a lot of internal discussions about programming languages, tech stacks, toolkits, and more. We kicked off this effort with the addition of a new platform where we’ve never had a desktop app before: Linux.

Right now at 1Password, we’re in the process of a large-scale development effort focused on the apps that our customers use every day on macOS, iOS, Windows, Android, and in the browser.

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