Feature Request - Quick disable

Hello @Thundersnake! 👋

Thank you for the question! You can hide 1Password on a certain page by right-clicking on the page and then clicking 1Password - Password Manager > Hide on this page.

1Password won't interact with the page in question until you deselect that option or restart your browser.

I hope that helps! 🙂

-Dave

I too would like a quick disable. Is there now, or in the future, a HOTKEY that can be setup or used to quickly shut it off instead of doing the right click menu option selection?
Thank you.

I would like to 'very quickly' be able to have the 'Hide on this page" checked off. Is it possible to have a Hotkey to do this? I'm aware of the right mouse click, scroll down to 1Pass, slide over to hide and select, but a hotkey would be great.

1Password Version: 8.10.34
Extension Version: 2.24.2
OS Version: windows 11
Browser: chrome

Hello @PJW, thanks for writing in. I appreciate the additional details.

While I can't make any promises, I've shared your feedback with our Product team for further consideration for adding a keyboard shortcut to quickly toggle the "Hide on this page" option from the 1Password extension.

I hope that helps. Let me know if there's anything else I can assist you with.

-Evon

ref: PB-40488727

Thanks for taking a look at it. Keys like 1, (for password 1) would be slick to toggle the hide feature.
Have a great week.

@PJW

Thanks again for the feedback and request! Have a great week as well. 🙂

-Dave

Just went into another situation. I wanted to add a Yubikey to a account, but 1P was getting in the way all the time. To disable on the page wasn't successfull, as the site name changes when I click on "add"... had to disable the extension.

@Thundersnake

Thanks for the reply. If you need to use a security key on a website when 1Password offers to sign in with a passkey, click the the security key icon button to use your security key:

If that doesn't work on a certain website then can you share the website address and which browser you're using? Let me know if you're seeing a different prompt or if I misunderstood.

-Dave

Yes, and I have to do it again and again, especially when adding more than one key.

Why not adding a simple disable button between these two elements?

Marc

@Thundersnake

Thank you for the feedback. You can also press the esc key on your keyboard to dismiss the passkey prompt and use your security key. Would that work better for you?

-Dave