How to hide the browser right click context menu?

Hello ​@shahedurrahman! 👋

There isn't a setting to hide the 1Password option from the context menu while 1Password in the browser is installed and enabled.

That being said, I’ve let the team know that you’re still interested in seeing an option to turn off the context menu option be added in the future. Thank you for the feedback! 

-Dave

Okay, I have just signed up to tell you how fundamentally stupid this is.

Let me just preface this with: I am a huge supporter and loyal customer of 1Password, have been using it personally for many years, and have been adopting the enterprise version at different companies I have worked at. You guys develop an awesome product and keep adding awesome features like the Fastmail integration, CLI, etc. Also, I like the fact that you regularly undertake audits and publish the reports (Cure53 haven’t had a go at version 8 yet, have they?), but I digress. What I am trying to say is that, usually, I would be the first to say that you guys absolutely have your heads screwed on right.

Now, it absolutely baffles me that such a simple omission still has not been fixed. Like, if a user ever needs that “hide on this page” feature (I personally never had to in all those years), which apparently only exists in the context menu, they can just toggle it back on, can’t they?

While I would personally also like not to have another (to me) unnecessary item in my browser’s context menu, the thing that drives me crazy is the length of the entry. Instead of “1Password”, it has to be “1Password - Password Manager”. The length of the entry causes the browser’s context menu to grow comically wide.

I usually run the beta version on Windows, Linux, and Mac. Naturally, I would also like to use the beta version of the browser extension alongside it. However, of course, there is an additional “beta” added to the entry.

I get that you didn’t directly pick the name for the context menu entry. As far as I am aware, if an extension creates multiple entries—as you essentially do—they get automatically grouped under the extension’s name. I also get that you want the extension name to explicitly state “Password Manager” for SEO/marketing/discovery purposes. Fair enough. There is a simple fix, though: just let us disable the entry (please!).

​@PwnieXpress 

Welcome to the community and thank you for the feedback! I’ve filed it as a feature request with our product team for consideration for future updates to 1Password. 

-Dave