Concatenate password strings

Hi @ya1pwuser ,

Thanks for reaching out!

Would you be able to confirm which website you're experiencing this issue on and provide us with the URL to test it out if publicly available?

I look forward to hearing from you!

Hi @1P_David ,
it would be https://login.mailbox.org/, the login should be available publicly. However, you need a (paid) account to actually test the 2fa-enabled login.
If you wanna fake it, you'll need to concatenate a 4-digit PIN and a 6-digit 2FA into the field "login-password-input", numbers only. a simple 10-digit number would not do the trick, as the pair is definitely coming from two different fields in 1pw.

Greetings

Hey @ya1pwuser, if the website used two different fields to fill this 2fa string, then it may have been possible for 1Password to fill it. Unfortunately, 1Password won't be able to fill the values of two separate fields from your login to one single field on the website. In this case, I would recommend creating separate fields for the 2fa code and pin in your login. To sign in, you can click/drag the values of those fields into the form on the website. That would be the best and easiest way to fill the 2fa string.

Heya,
yeah, would be great if I could change that, but it's not my site, so I have little impact on the design ;)
I know, it's a very unusual design for a 2FA (even more since they don't allow a strong passwort going along with it ...).
I was just hoping, 1pw has a similar feature as KeePass has which could handle this easily - and yes, I still like 1pw more over KeePass :P
I guess it would be best to stick to a high-gigit-count-random password instead of this PIN/2FA thingy they made.
If there would be any such feature to concatenate strings, I'd be happy to use it (hind as a feature request ;) )
Thanks for your help

@ya1pwuser I've created a feature request for this on your behalf.

In this case, I would recommend creating separate fields for the 2fa code and pin in your login. To sign in, you can click/drag the values of those fields into the form on the website.

To clarify, I meant that you can add these fields to your login and then click/drag them to the website. Essentially the login would be set up as follows:

Username - your username
Password - keep this blank
One-time password - set this up via the website, should be dynamic
Pin - your pin, should be unchanging

Does that help a bit? Let me know if you have any further questions.

ref: PB-31413791