Installation Steps
1-pass for the first time
1-pass Manager Function review
Micellaneaous functionality

Miscellaneaous functionality

Multi-credentials for the same Web Page
If you have different identities on the same Web site ( multiple account numbers, multiple e-mail adresses, ...), 1-pass will store all of them. When you acces a Web Page where you have multiple identities stored in 1-pass, the list box will pop up to let you choose the identity you want to log in to the site.

To create another credential for the same Web Page, just go directly on the login page (make sure the "Auto submit" toggle is not set) and enter the appropriate user Id and password. When you will click on the submit button, 1-pass will pop a message box to let you know that you already have credentials for this Web Page, and will ask you if you want to add to or replace the existing credential (as shown below ). If your answer is "Add" you will now have a list of credentials for this Web Page. The replace will ask if you have only one credential for this page.

Multiple credential message box

The Login Info Details shows an example of a multi-credential for the same Web page

Login Info Details

1-pass Agent shows the dialog box that pops when you have more then one multi-credential dialog box.

1-pass Agent

Illustrate the "Exposure password" function

This function let you see the password of a specific identity of a Web page. You can access this function in the "Login Info Details" from the "Properties" of a Web page. To expose your password, follow these steps:

1- Click on the "Expose password" button (Login Info Details).
2- Enter your 1-pass password (Login to 1-pass ) if you enter the wrong password, your 1-pass will automatically lock.
3- Click and hold the button (Expose Password). Your password disapears when you release the mouse button.

As you can see, each password stored inside 1-pass is protected and only by using the 1-pass password can you reveal this information.

Login Info Details

Login to 1-pass

Expose password