It's frustrating and time-consuming because the Dropbox authorization window keeps popping up while I try to enter my credentials and step through the authorization process-and the process never completes successfully. It has happened every time I've reinstalled 1Password on an iPhone or iPad via the restore process. I've had a similar problem several times over the past several months when I switched to/from different iPhones or to/from different iPads. But this doesn't seem like a good user experience to me. I will keep fighting with this error message, and perhaps I will succeed in another few dozen tries. It would sure be nice if there were some way to 1) Dismiss this warning message for longer than five seconds, and/or 2) Have an option in the warning message that would let me abandon my Dropbox connection to 1Password, and take me directly to the sign in for, leaving me free to enter the information, without the warning message reappearing. I haven't yet been able to complete the entry of the information needed in order to get this 1Password app focused on/connected to my account.
I can't type fast enough to get my password entered, before the error message pops up again. When I hit 'Dismiss' again, it frequently erases the part of the password that I had started typing. It prevents me from finishing the typing of my password. This error message pops up while I am typing in my password to connect the app to my account. If I choose 'Authorize', it takes me to the Dropbox login, but I no longer have my account syncing through Dropbox. If I choose 'Dismiss', the error message returns in five seconds. This error message is preventing me from signing in to my 7.2.1 Family account. Tap 'Authorize' to reconnect to Dropbox." "Dismiss | Authorize". Now, when I enter 1Password on this new iPad, I get an error message that pops up about every five seconds, saying "Dropbox Authorization Failed" "It appears that 1Password is no longer authorized to connect to your Dropbox account. We used Apple's automatic setup to bring in the apps and settings from an older device.
We have 1Password 7.2.1 installed on the device.
We just got a new iPad, running iOS 12.1.