[zxcvasd]

at the risk of going a bit off topic here, what specifically has deteriorated?

as someone who has used 1password for 10 years or so, i have not noticed any deterioration. certainly nothing that would make me say something like they are a "shell of their former selves'. the only changes i can think of off the top of my head in recent memory were positive, not negative (e.g. adding passkey support). everything else works just as it has for as long as i can remember.

maybe i got lucky and only use features that havent deterioriated? what am i missing?

[dndhdhfjf]

All of their browser extensions have been unusuably glitchy and janky for me for about four years, I recently gave up and switched to manually copying passwords over from the desktop or mobile apps.

Personally, I can tolerate that, but there are so many small friction points with the application that just have never been improved, since they started focussing on enterprise customers the polish and care seems to have disappeared

[xoa]

I dabbled earlier but started using 1Password in earnest in 2010 or so with 1PW3. There are plenty of things that could be argued about when it comes to the switch from a native Mac application to Electron, degradations in the GUI etc, some of us may be more sensitive then others. But one major objective thing you're apparently missing was the shift to a forced subscription, including deactivating previous supported sharing methods, and with the typical-for-VC-driven-feudalism-model eye wateringly, outrageously expensive and inferior multi-user support. Pure, proud rent seeking. And then naturally as well the artificial segregation of simple features like custom templates began too.

I hope someday that's made illegal. In the meantime there's Vaultwarden.