Everything from the initial lock screen through to lists and menus have been updated to take advantage of Mojave’s darker side. Like almost every other app update this week, 1Password 7.2 for macOS Mojave introduces a fresh new Dark Mode. Learn how to use 1Password to sign in to sites with supported providers.1Password is the best password manager on the Mac, iPhone, and iPad, and like last week’s major update to 1Password for iOS, 1Password for macOS takes the glory today. The next time you visit the sign-in page for that website, 1Password will offer to sign you in to the site with the provider you saved in the item.

If you want to sign in to a website with a supported sign-in provider, like Google or Facebook, 1Password can save a Login item for that site with information about the provider you use to sign in. If you sign in to a site with a supported provider Then you’ll see the appropriate login at the top of the suggestions list when you sign in to that Slack workspace in your browser.

For example, if you have multiple Slack accounts, you can edit your Slack Login items to include the workspace in the website field (, , and so on).

Make sure the Login item has the full URL for the website.

Then you can search for the title of the Login item you want in the username or password field to filter your suggested logins. For example, if you have multiple Google accounts, you can change the title of each Login item to specify what it’s used for (“Google - Personal” or “Google - Work”).

Edit the title of the Login item with additional information.

You can mark an item as a favorite if you’d like it to show up at the top of the list of suggestions for a website, regardless of the full URL. Follow these tips to improve the order of your suggested logins: If you save multiple logins for the same website, 1Password will suggest each of your logins when you sign in to that website.

If you have multiple logins for the same website

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