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Oct 27, 2026 11:53 AM UTC

Feature request: Control autofill suggestion order with preferred logins and usage-based sorting

Hi 1Password team,

Please give us more control over the order of autofill suggestions when several saved logins match the same website or app.

For example, someone may have multiple Google or Microsoft accounts but use one of them most of the time. Having to find that account in the suggestions repeatedly adds unnecessary steps, especially on mobile.

I would like to be able to:

• Set a preferred login for a specific website or app, so it appears first.
• Choose a suggestion sort order: most recently used, most frequently used, or alphabetical.
• Optionally pin or manually reorder matching items.
• Have these preferences work consistently across the browser extension, Quick Access, and mobile autofill, wherever the platform allows it.

Marking an item as a Favorite is useful, but Favorites serve a broader purpose. I would prefer to choose the default login for a site without adding every frequently used account to my global Favorites. Renaming items with numbers to influence their order is also an awkward workaround.

There are older discussions requesting similar improvements:
https://www.1password.community/1password-at-home-31/change-order-of-autofill-suggestions-17689
https://www.1password.community/1password-at-home-31/feature-request-autofill-sort-order-2607

Could you share whether improvements to suggestion ordering are planned, and add my support to the relevant feature requests? Even a simple per-site preferred login would make a meaningful difference.

Thank you!

1 reply

Oct 27, 2026 6:48 PM UTC

I run into this as well, having multiple Proton email accounts. I even run into problems where my secondary Gmail account (yeah, I know) always shows up ahead of the primary one. It’s baffled me for years. I run into the same thing with the healow medical practice portals. Right now I have four different practices that have almost identical logins. The only differentiator is a three-digit code in the portal URLs. 1Password always stumbles on this. Needs some love from the devs.