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1. SLACK MAC M1 NATIVE FOR MAC
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4. SLACK MAC M1 NATIVE PASSWORD
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I, on Windows (and on different platforms) have less. You, on Apple, have 100% of all the tiny features 1Password has to offer. You don't understand what I mean with "different".

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I hope you will reverse this decision because it's not the right move if you want to stay true to your roots as being the one and only top choice for Mac users. In fact, I liked it much better when you didn't offer apps for other platforms and had all focus on the Mac and iOS side of things. When that's gone features and pricing together with security will be all that's left to compare.

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So you're basically throwing away your position as the best password manager for Mac users because it's too expensive? What about the users that may move to other solutions now that you don't have an edge over the competition anymore? Many of us use 1Password just because of the great Mac experience. I have in many cases moved to other solutions just so I don't have to use the awful web based apps. In fact, I hate using every single Electron app I have ever tried because they all feel like web apps. None of them are excellent and none of them feel at home on macOS. In what way are those apps excellent? I have tried them all. You as a company one took great pride in the quality of your Mac application. I don't want a cross platform experience that degrades the Mac user experience in favor of the other platforms. The reason I have been using it since is the Mac native experience.

It wasn't when I started using it in 2007. Please give it a try to see how it works. We guarantee that it fits our development focus to make great app with better performance, user friendly before making such decision. We did not just deciding to go for Electron without any researches and reasons. If we can't focus our resources, we will fall behind.

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We can't expect to spend resources to develop native 1Password 8 for Mac, Windows, iOS, Android separately and being effective. The development process of a native app will inarguably cost more for much less when we develop an app that must work on many platforms.

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There are excellent apps that use Electro such as Slack, VS code (One of the best code editors if not the best), Discord, WordPress are just a few of them and the list I believe will keep being bigger over time as more and more apps require to work cross platforms. There is usually difficulty communicating between teams since they use different technologies and that will make an issue takes much longer to resolve. We can fix a bug faster, data can work across devices more effectively, and we can spend more time fixing and improving 1Password instead of dividing our resources to different departments to work on various native apps.

Hello is tough to say that a native app is better than using electro for 1Password development for many reasons.ġPassword is a cross-platform application that not only works on Windows or Mac, but it should also work on all available platforms, so it would be a tremendous advantage when they share the same source code. Using Electron is completely at odds with having the best native Mac App possible, because there are other, better frameworks out there. I'm just struggling to understand this design decision, and it makes me sad because it really feels like an absolute betrayal for one of the key things you used to stand for, having the best native Mac Apps possible. Shouldn't the focus being on using the best available to technologies and frameworks to make each App feel, look and function the best for its respect platform, even if that means it isn't exactly consistent across each? All of them expect, and are happy to accept that each platform will make Apps looks and behave differently. I've done a quick and dirty survey of my non technically bless friends - not a single one of them expects or wants Apps to behave the same way across all platforms. Can I ask, seriously, who actually asked for this? Understand a part for you deciding to go for Electron on the front end was so that the Apps could all look and feel as close as possible to each other across the various different platforms.