1Password 8: Autofill server logins

Adding a +1 to this thread. I still cannot believe this isn't an option.

This should also apply to the Wireless Routers as most are web accessible.

@thewolfe

Thank you for the feedback, I can certainly pass along your request to the team as well. Are you trying fill a Server item or a Login item? And are you filling into a specific Mac app or into a website open in your browser?

I look forward to hearing from you.

-Dave

I just ran into the same issue. I created a server item and added the suggested admin console URL, but it doesn't offer the item when I try to log in in the browser. Adding a separate URL field didn't help either.

@Lextar

Thanks for reaching out. 1Password in the browser won't suggest Server items but you should still be able to use Universal Autofill to fill the login from a Server item. Try these steps:

1. Navigate to the website that you'd like to fill your login into.
2. Press Shift-Command-Spacebar on your keyboard to bring up Quick Access.
3. Search for the Server item, highlight it, and then press Shift-Enter.

The first time that you use Universal Autofill you'll need to setup the feature. If filling doesn't work then make sure that Universal Autofill is setup correctly: Use Universal Autofill in apps and browsers on your Mac

Once Universal Autofill is setup, try the steps again. Let me know how it goes!

-Dave

This does work, I just wonder if I'll remember to do that in ~6 months when I need to do that the next time...

@Lextar

That's good feedback and, while I can't make any promises, I've filed a feature request on your behalf to have the team look into including Server items in the login suggestions menu in the browser.

Thank you for helping us make 1Password better.

-Dave

ref: PB-39238655

Would love to see the Admin Console fields make it through to autofill, not sure why they're included on a new Server item if they can't be used for autofill. 

If they were treated like their own login item it would help with a lot of duplicate entries, where you need a login for the hosting provider's admin interface, and then a separate server item for SSH access.