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September 11, 2024
Question

How to stop the 1password prompt on a form field

  • September 11, 2024
  • 8 replies
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On numerous forms, including Quickbooks, the 1password icon covers the fields I'm trying to type in which is TOTALLY not password related. This has caused accounting errors plus it's just freaking annoying.

I turned off show autofill suggestions when a form in in focus but that didn't help. Here's a photo of the issue and the setting turned off.
https://share.icloud.com/photos/029wNGaknR3B6v3qwiWbyf9JQ

8 replies

1P_Tommy
1Password Employee
September 12, 2024

@ScottInStep

It looks like you're describing the inline menu. Currently there is only one solution. I'll explain the steps below.

  1. Right-click on the page, select 1Password > (select the option) Hide on this page.

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To disable the feature:

  1. Repeat the steps above and deselect Hide on this page.
    -or-
  2. Quit your browser fully.

The feature is not sticky. If you restart or fully quit the browser you'll have to repeat the hide process again.

I've filed feature requests for others who are looking to have a lasting ignore type list of sites. Would you like me to include you in that request?

controlyoursite
May 6, 2025

A better solution would be to have options for turning off the autofill from the focus prompt when filling a form with these options

• Turn off autofill for this site for 15 mins
• Turn off autofill for this site for 1 hour
• Turn off autofill for this site permanently
• Turn on autofill for this site

As a web developer, filling forms quickly is helpful using the "Identity" autofill.

1Password offers to autofill the form using my identity cards when testing.

But I don't want autofill turned off permanently forever.

These options would help most users. 

Also in the 1Password program, you should be able to have the option for every entry stored to "Never use this item for autofill websites", which all browsers plugins should respect if set here.

This makes better sense in my opinion.



1P_Dave
1Password Employee
May 6, 2025

@controlyoursite 

Thank you for those suggestions! I've passed them along to the team internally. 

-Dave

PB-48270566

September 16, 2024

Yes please do

1Password Employee
September 17, 2024

@ScottInStep,

I've filed a feature request on your behalf for a permanent way to turn off 1Password in the browser on certain pages along to the team. Thank you for the feedback.

-Evon

ref:PB-42428572

September 23, 2024

Evan - if you can answer one more thing about this hide option. Is that possible when using a mobile device such as my iPhone or iPad. Often this is where it is most challenging. Thank you.

1P_Dave
1Password Employee
September 24, 2024

@ScottInStep

Thanks for the reply. "Hide on this page" isn't available on the iPhone and iPad, I've filed a separate feature request for the team to look into building that feature for iOS.

As a workaround, you could turn off the 1Password for Safari extension on your iPhone and iPad, and use iOS AutoFill to save and fill logins from 1Password instead: Use 1Password to save logins and sign in to apps and websites on your iPhone and iPad

-Dave

ref: PB-42655793

September 24, 2024

Thanks for submitting the request.

1P_Dave
1Password Employee
September 24, 2024

Thanks again for the feedback! 🙂

-Dave

November 27, 2024

Exactly the same issue here (browser). Can I be included in the feature request as well please?