1Password Pro Adds Full Support for iOS 4.2, Better Dropbox Sync on iPad

1Password Pro, a special edition of the award-winning 1Password application with more than 1 million users worldwide, has been promoted to version 3.5.3 which adds iOS 4.2 support for iPad users, and improved Dropbox sync, to name a few key enhancements, as well as bug fixes.

1Password securely stores important information and can automatically log users into websites with a single tap. There's no need to remember the username, password, or even the website address. Users have a single, master password that is used to automatically fill forms with their credentials, when needed.

The app has a user interface that has been specifically designed for both iPhone and iPad. Notably, a special easy switching mode allows users to quickly copy-and-paste usernames and passwords to Safari on their portable Apple device.

As noted above, 1Password Pro 3.5.3 adds compatibility with iOS 4.2 which, implicitly, adds support for multi-tasking on the iPad.

Besides adding full support for iOS 4.2, the new release also delivers a one-time prompt to ask users about AutoLock settings when running in the background - a convenience vs security trade-off, according to the makers of the app.

Another new addition is the 'Lock when Inactive' option in Settings > Security > Auto-Lock on iPad.

The rest of the changelog, as provided by the folks at Agile Web Solutions, can be found below

- [IMPROVED] Greatly improved login form filling.
- [IMPROVED] Improved Dropbox sync to upload contents.js (automatically update 1PasswordAnywhere)
- [IMPROVED] Improved Dropbox sync. Now detecting when Dropbox access is not authorized and displaying correct error message.
- [IMPROVED Improved message in Database Reset to mention that only information on the current device is going to be deleted.
- [IMPROVED] Changed tap, tap-and-hold behaviour in Login URL field on iPad.
- [IMPROVED] Changed "Set Master Password" on iPhone to use Next and Done buttons in the keyboard (instead of a generic "Return").

- [FIXED] Fixed problem where input focus was set incorrectly when adding new regular login screens and multitasking to between apps
- [FIXED] Fixed a crasher happening when iPad fails to update the Unlock Code during the database upgrade.
- [FIXED] Fixed a crash on iPad when trying to copy the text from the web browser address field to clipboard.
- [FIXED] Fixed several other crashes reported in iTunes Connect.

1Password Pro is compatible with iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad and requires iOS 3.1 or later.

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