Multiple Logins on One Website - Can They Be More Specific?

Forum|Forum|2 years ago
January 8, 2024
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I have multiple areas on one website which each require a different login. For example:

mydomain.com/area1
mydomain.com/area2
mydomain.com/area3

Is it possible to set up 1Password so that the prompts in the drop down menu only relate to the individual logins. Right now if I click to login to any of these three areas I see the password suggestions for all three. It would be much better if when I click to login to "area1" I only see the prompt for that password. Is this possible? Thanks for any insight or help!

1Password Version: 8.10.23
Extension Version: 2.19.0
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1P_Evon

1Password Employee

Hey @SteveWilkison, thanks for writing in.

I'm sorry to say that this isn't currently possible. You can change the https://support.1password.com/autofill-behavior/#only-fill-on-this-exact-domain to "only fill on this exact domain" but that accounts for just the domain itself and anything before. For example, test1.website.com or test2.website.com. Anything after the domain (a directory/subject paths/port) don't count towards the exact domain portion.

That being said, I do understand the usefulness so I've created a feature request and shared your feedback to our product team to include another option with the Autofill behaviour.

As a workaround (which you might have already done), I can suggest to rename the Login item's title to match the directory path so it doesn't lead to confusion or additional clicks to select the correct login.

I hope that helps!

-Evon

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LeoLerch

I would also be interested in that kind of feature. Eg, for logging in in the MS-Environment switching between multiple tenants, this would be useful, as the the domain is always "login.microsoft.com", but differs only in the tenantId in the path of the URL.

Is there any estimation when this feature will be available? I guess kind of a regex-matcher can´t be that hard to implement

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Anonymous

Thank you for the reply! I would certainly love it if that became an option in the future. If not, well, it's not that big of a deal.

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1P_Evon

1Password Employee

No problem at all, @SteveWilkison. Let us know if there's anything else we can assist you with. 🙂

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