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I purchased a "Perpetual" license for 1Password 7 just one week before they announced the switch to a subscription-based model. To me, it's frustrating and feels like an unfair business practice. Why sell a perpetual license and then make it nearly impossible for your customers to get the extension for supported browsers and operating systems?
If I choose to continue using "outdated" software and OS, that's my choice, but at the very least, I should be able to access the tools I paid for. I also strongly resist buying into subscription-based software and entering what I see as the "Subscription Exploitation Economy."
I've tried downloading the extension "1Password-4.7.5.90.crx" from multiple sources, only to be hit with the infamous "Error 400." I even found official posts from 1Password staff linking to the file, but the same error persists.
Does anyone know where I can download the classic extension that works for 1Password 7? Any help would be greatly appreciated!
I have 1Password 4 for windows. I installed on a new computer but I can not find the classic plug in. Where can I get it if it still works in current versions of Chrome? Thanks!
There appears to be no more links to the Legacy 1Password v7 browser extensions by Agilebits on the official website, but luckily, archive.org exists! I've gone ahead and extracted the "key" for the legacy extensions for you to download and install, so you so choose.
I think it's important for everyone to be able to make their own decisions on how they manage and use their machines.
**ATTN AGILEBITS TEAM*: Please do not remove these packages, as it will open the door for malicious individuals to poison the search results once the legacy extensions go 404.* **
FOR WINDOWS & MACOS BROWSERS:
Chrome & Chromium-Core Browsers (Opera, etc)g: Grab From https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/1password-extension-deskt/aomjjhallfgjeglblehebfpbcfeobpgk
If you are interested in the direct download link, it is: https://clients2.google.com/service/update2/crx?response=redirect&os=win&arch=x64&os_arch=x86_64&nacl_arch=x86-64&prod=chromiumcrx&prodchannel=beta&prodversion=79.0.3945.53&lang=ru&acceptformat=crx3&x=id%3Daomjjhallfgjeglblehebfpbcfeobpgk%26installsource%3Dondemand%26uc
MD5: bc0a04908497cc48edaf566a56e66a1b
SHA256: a7d737d79033e9359aa5aaffa36a12e604f4d7f8557d75cd1e4e33db74951911
SHA512: aa48899e338f272337c739d4288fe5c037dd09f8360d3ac5a02fce95a7d62624d215f048e47a4ddc475c88ff970ec5f036208bdc66fa2f724111000f7b401e2e
https://clients2.google.com/service/update2/crx?response=redirect&os=win&arch=x64&os_arch=x86_64&nacl_arch=x86-64&prod=chromiumcrx&prodchannel=beta&prodversion=79.0.3945.53&lang=ru&acceptformat=crx3&x=id%3Daomjjhallfgjeglblehebfpbcfeobpgk%26installsource%3Dondemand%26uc
You can verify this is the correct extension by DDG/Google/Bing searching for "aomjjhallfgjeglblehebfpbcfeobpgk".
Via Edge (Microsoft): Same process, DDG/Google/Bing: "aomjjhallfgjeglblehebfpbcfeobpgk" and Microsoft Edge Browser should automatically prompt you with the option of downloading and using the legacy extensions.
Via Mozilla Firefox: The extension is available here: https://cdn.agilebits.com/dist/1P/ext/1Password-4.7.5.90.xpi
MD5: 9aa29cdd97ba3a58b668e48823fd6167
SHA256: 2a983d4391fde3d3732490e94e77dced934014e02730b564dda3e068e0b6f7fb
SHA512: 93e5ea7ce6b38bb5e4549c590d6331b823c97e91ccdadca104104cb85731545967e0a155263c33b1bcd65c2de7f0c40d0f0f0bd3f8a3ff4ea1589228e19e7e52)