Stop burning
time on
passwords.

Two tiny tools. ~15 hours saved every year.
Oh — and you'll be more secure too. But we'll get to that.

Part 1 · Chrome Profiles Part 2 · 1Password Follow along — try it now

Your work life and personal life are bleeding into each other.

One browser. Every tab. Every password. Every notification. It's chaos — and it costs you time every single day.

Right now
  • 🔴Work Gmail open next to personal Gmail — wrong tab, wrong email
  • 🔴Bookmarks from both lives mixed together
  • 🔴1Password can't tell which account to suggest
After profiles
  • 🟢Work Chrome = work accounts, bookmarks, passwords
  • 🟢Personal Chrome = your stuff, totally separate
  • 🟢Switch with one click — no logging in and out
Step 1 of 3

Find your profile button.

Look at the very top-right corner of your Chrome window. See a photo or a coloured circle? That's it.

Click it now — a dropdown appears
No icon? Make sure you're using Google Chrome — grab it at chrome.com
mail.google.com
Y
Y
Your Name
you at gmail
Other profiles
W
Work
+
Add
Step 2 of 3

Click "Add" and name your new profile.

At the bottom of the dropdown, click Add. Chrome opens a quick setup screen — give it a name and pick a colour.

1
Type a name"Work" or "Personal" — your call
2
Pick a colour or avatarMakes them instantly recognisable
3
Click "Done"A brand new Chrome window opens — that's your new profile
New profile setup
W
Profile name
Work
Choose a colour
Done
Step 3 of 3

You now have two separate Chromes.

Each lives in its own window. Switch any time by clicking your avatar — Chrome keeps everything separate automatically.

💼 Work
🏠 Personal
🔖
Separate bookmarks
🔑
Separate 1Password
📌
Separate extensions
Chrome Profiles done — now let's install 1Password in each one

You've been doing the hardest job in tech. For free. For years.

Remembering dozens of passwords — and changing them when sites get hacked — is genuinely hard. It's not you. It's the system.

The average person wastes  ~18 hours a year  on password friction
Sound familiar?
😅
"I use the same password everywhere"One breach = every account at risk
🤦
"I keep hitting Forgot Password"30–90 seconds, multiple times a week
📝
"They're in a sticky note / spreadsheet"Unencrypted, one spill away from disaster
📱
"I grab my phone for 2FA every time"Every. Single. Login.
Step 1 of 6

Install the Chrome extension.

Go to the Chrome Web Store and search for 1Password. Look for the blue key icon from AgileBits.

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Go to the Chrome Web StoreType chrome.google.com/webstore
2
Search "1Password"First result, blue key icon, by 1Password
3
Click "Add to Chrome"Takes about 10 seconds
Do this in  both  Work and Personal Chrome profiles
chrome.google.com/webstore/search/1password
🔑
1Password – Password Manager
by 1Password · 300k+ users
+ Add to Chrome
Free · Sign in with your 1Password account
Step 2 of 6

Pin it to your toolbar.

After installing, the extension hides in a menu by default. Pin it so the key icon lives right in your toolbar — one click away, always.

1
Click the puzzle piece iconTop-right of Chrome, next to the address bar
2
Find 1Password in the listClick the pin icon next to it
3
The key appears in your toolbarClick it to sign in to your 1Password account
Extensions
📦Grammarly📌
🔑1Password📌
🛡️uBlock Origin📌
Now lives in your toolbar
Step 3 of 6

Pick five random words.
This is your one password.

Memorise this. 1Password handles everything else. You never need to know another password again.

coffee
triangle
jupiter
banana
river
🧠
Build a mental image
A coffee mug shaped like a triangle, orbiting Jupiter, next to a banana by a river. Weird = unforgettable.
🔒
Longer beats complex
Five random words are astronomically harder to crack than P@$$w0rd1!
Step 4 of 6

Sign up somewhere new. Let 1Password do the work.

Go to dev.fab.day and create an account. When you get to the password field — don't type anything. Watch what happens.

1
Navigate to dev.fab.dayClick Sign Up / Register
2
Click the password field1Password shows a "Generate Password" suggestion
3
Click "Use Suggested Password"1Password fills it and saves it automatically — done
dev.fab.day/register
Create account
Email address
test-demo at example 1P
Password
xK9#mP2vQn!r7Ytz
🔑
1Password suggests
Strong, unique — saved automatically
Use Suggested Password
Create Account
Step 5 of 6

Next time you visit — one click.

Close the tab. Go back to dev.fab.day. Click the login field. 1Password recognises the site and fills everything instantly.

The time math
Before: type email, try to remember password, hit Forgot Password, reset, type it — 3 minutes gone
After: click. 2 seconds.
dev.fab.day/login
Sign in
Email address
test-demo at example 1P
🔑
dev.fab.day
test-demo at example
Fill
Password
••••••••••••••••
Sign In
Step 6 of 6 — Bonus round

Turn on 2FA — and store the code in 1Password too.

dev.fab.day requires it. When you see the QR code, don't open Google Authenticator. Add it straight into 1Password instead.

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Go to Account Settings, then 2FAdev.fab.day will show you a QR code
2
Open 1Password, find dev.fab.day, EditClick the key icon in your toolbar
3
Add field: "One-time password"Click the camera icon, then scan the QR code
4
Save1Password now generates and fills your 2FA code automatically
1Password — Edit Login
🌐
dev.fab.day
test-demo at example
+ One-time password
Scan QR Code
Point at the QR code on screen
Save Changes

Next login — the code just appears.

1Password detects the 2FA field on dev.fab.day and fills the 6-digit code automatically. No phone. No switching apps. No racing the clock.

What you used to do
📱Unlock your phone
📲Open Google Authenticator
👀Read the code before it expires
⌨️Type it in really fast
🌐
dev.fab.day
test-demo at example
One-time code
847 291
Auto-filled in the 2FA field
No phone needed. Ever again.

You just became a pro.
Without trying.

Here's everything now running silently in the background.

🌐
Chrome Profiles keep lives separate
🧩
1Password in every profile
🗝️
One passphrase. That's all.
🔐
New logins auto-generated
📟
2FA codes filled automatically
18
Hours saved every year
Just from not typing, resetting, and hunting for passwords. The security is the bonus.
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