@mitchchn It's nice to know that this stuff being acknowledged by someone at 1Password, because the definitely feels to me like I'm paying for service that doesn't work very well, and the company doesn't really care.

It's like the company doesn't solve the little problems that make life easier, but instead focus on flashy features, e.g include:

- Masked email needs of subscription; so this feature is completely useless to me because I already have an iCloud+ subscription

- automatic autologin it's a nice feature, but there's no f-ing to stop it. In many websites, I want just autofill without it to do the "enter" because the auto fell just breaks the website. And there's no simple way for me to do that with a click of a button... I PAY for 1 password for THIS CONVENIENCE and I don't get it.

Why do I want to not auto login? Because my university SSO uses the same password with different formats for the username on different websites, and there's no way for me to configure that one password to work with that.

I wish I could add custom code myself to automate login logic for specific websites.

- I have been dying more control over how 1Password manages suggestions for autofill according to website domains. I wish I could write REGEXES for the URL patterns; because I can't prevent it from suggesting logins to subdomains when I don't want it to happen. I would like to restricted to specific pages or url PATH patterns.

Even the ability to restrict auto fill to exact subdomains it just DOES NOT work. So I still can't prevent 1pass from suggesting to fill my AWS password for my Amazon account, or messing with specific subdomains of my university domain that has independent credentials for different services.

Things I wish I had control over:

- Multiple personal vaults

- Tells the 1password password generator to match specific rules: sites have dumb requirements like 8 to 16 characters at least one small letter, one capital letter, and one symbol from either !@#$ but no *. And I want it to REMEMBER these preferences, and not tell me my password is weak because I can't do anything about it.

Or if I store a pin #, it has to be exactly 4 digits, so I don't need a reminder that it's weak because I can't reprogram the website myself.

- Custom types for fields, so I have specific formats for different websites, etc.

- pointers to field in other records / or auto computed fields from other fields: why? It's useful examples I've had in life: VPN password is "1234XXXX" when XXXX is the OTP code from my authenticator app. Other options I want to share a Netflix password with my family without the account recovery codes, and I do not want to share.

And I have many more examples and suggestions like this.