When you use our new extensions, we create a local encrypted database in each browser and sync between the 1Password database and the extensions in a secure way. Is everybody that have this issue using Firefox?įor those wondering about why those items come back, this isn't related to Dropbox or the Trash (we do securely empty the trash). I have the latest version of 1Password (Version 3.8.1 (build 31115) and the latest plugins installed for Safari, Firefox, and Chrome. Today, I opened 1Password on the Mac, and I had triplicate entries again, including multiple entries in the sync section, as though my database had been merged with one of the old versions that I had deleted.

Again, no duplicate entries for the rest of day, even after the wifi sync. I sync'd over wifi with the iPad and iPhone, and everything appeared fine. Yesterday, I restored a backup to my Mac and it appeared stable - no duplicate or triplicate entries the entire afternoon and evening. I even deleted the apps off of the iDevices and wiped out the associated data. I thought the reappearing items might have something to do with Dropbox sync'ing, so I deleted the keychain and backups from dropbox, changed to a local database and wifi syncing, deleted my local keychains (at least I thought i did) and started from scratch with a blank database. So I took the approach of deleting about 2 dozen duplicates, emptying the track, then making a backup. I have spent several days deleting the duplicates, but they kept reappearing. For some reason, I noticed a couple of weeks ago that i had triplicate entries for each Login.

Until yesterday, I was syncing using DropBox. I have 1Password installed on a Macbook Air running Lion, an iPad, and an iPhone.

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