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Solved by myself. I managed to set up a new data base via the PC APP. After that, I changed the sync-type from DropBox on my iPad (which only had the trial version up to that point) to the new One drive - just for trial. It than asked me to combine both entries to one and that the new password will be set after sync for the new combination out of both data bases. That worked. So I precoeed the same way with the account on my iPhone and merged it. Now I have to check and possibly sort out double entries if there are any and I am done.

Hi @ReneS Thank you for the details. We have identified the bug on our end which is causing this issue and will be releasing a patch to address it in the near future. We appreciate your patience and support in the meantime. #SI-2410

Honestly, that plus addressing thing doesn’t stop any but the absolute dumbest spammers. They know anything with a + in the address is just a filtering method and usually just email the source account without the + content. It will only stop legitimate mail sources (which one could do by asking to be removed from their mailing list anyway). Plus addressing is meant to make it easier for the email address owner to sort messages as they come in. If you want to actually stop spammers, you need an address that can’t be easily linked back to the source (real) email account. This means setting up a forwarder of some kind. iCloud offers exactly this on-the-spot during sign up (and it even lets you keep notes about each address you set up to remind you in the future what it is used for). I have my own domains, and I set up the forwarders on-the-spot. This works well, but isn’t as convenient.

Same problem here, after reboot Windows Hello doesn't work and the master password is required. TpmPresent : True TpmReady : True TpmEnabled : True TpmActivated : True TpmOwned : True RestartPending : True ManufacturerId : 1095582720 ManufacturerIdTxt : AMD ManufacturerVersion : 3.58.0.5 ManufacturerVersionFull20 : 3.58.0.5

I'll second that. It's incredibly annoying as pops up on many fields even when not related to userids or passwords. It also sits on top of buttons and fields I need to access. So an option to remove it completely would be ideal please, or do I have to remove the browser extension and forgo the autofill? Alan

And to add to what @Discordantsaid, if you're using Gmail or Google Apps and let's say your email is user@gmail.com, you can create aliases on the fly. Say you're registering at BBC website, then you can write your email is user+bbc@gmail.com and every email sent to that email will arrive to your user@gmai.com email. Of course, you will not be able to send an email from user+bbc@gmail.com, but you will receive all sent to it.