If you utilize 1Password in your browser, it’s getting an enormous improve: help for biometrics — like Touch ID or Windows Hello (and even some Linux biometrics programs) — darkish mode, and a brand new password-saving and updating UI.

The biometric help would require the desktop model of the app to be put in, however the UI updates, together with the listing of different enhancements featured in 1Password’s blog post, needs to be coming even for those who’re browser-only. (This additionally features a welcome language change, the place the time period “Master Password” has been changed with simply “password.”)

If you’ve been studying this and considering, “I’ve had most of these features for a long time,” that might be since you’re a Safari person: 1Password for Safari appears to be a special extension from the one that’s compatible with Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and Brave. If you utilize any of these browsers, this replace is bringing some very good adjustments, which ought to routinely seem the following time you launch your browser.