- Personal subscriptions are here: US$2.99 monthly or US$23.88 yearly, from Settings → Account & Subscription.
- Real prices and automatic‑renewal terms are shown before you pay; returning from checkout refreshes your plan.
- Existing Beta cloud access and storage are preserved.
Changelog
What’s new.
Highlights from every published release of UniPass for Mac.
- Settings now open in their own window, reorganised into General, Account & Subscription, Security, Sync & Devices, Data & Recovery, Shortcuts and About.
- Website icons are requested directly from each site — no third‑party icon service — and can be turned off.
- The security center groups reused passwords and explains weak ones in plain words.
- View → Recently Deleted (⇧⌘D), new list shortcuts for one‑time codes, websites and collections, and a copy button in the generator.
- Sync automatically merges edits to different fields of the same item when both copies share a verified ancestor.
- Real conflicts are resolved one at a time, with secrets masked and every version kept in history.
- Encrypted backups are written with owner‑only permissions and refuse to overwrite existing files or follow symlinks.
- More reliable connection between the browser extension and the Mac app.
- Large imported vaults show complete collection counts and membership.
- Re‑import a 1Password export to realign collections without overwriting your local edits.
- Encrypted per‑item history: inspect and safely restore earlier versions of any item.
- Verified automatic backups — five recent recovery points, weekly checkpoints for eight weeks, and restore points you protect yourself.
- Clearer spaces and nested collections, with visible collection paths.
- ⌘K global search is now separate from filtering the current list.
- Nested collections to organise your vault any way you like.
- Native import of 1Password .1pux exports, keeping accounts and vaults grouped.