Question

on myfxbook.com internal dialogs site is not detected

Forum|Forum|4 years ago
January 24, 2022
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when i try to change secure items on myfxbook.com they sometimes ask for the password (security reasons)
but 1Password always autosuggests to set a new password even the site is stored in the database and active as i can log in using 1password as well. this only happens on ajax driven forms, is there a way to make sure 1passwords assoziates the ajax form with a certain password entry ?

here is a example, instead of looking up the password on file, it just suggests a new one to store.

when following the dialog, it just creates a new entry (duplicate) and on the next time the same happens.

1Password Version: 7.9.2
Extension Version: 2.2.1
OS Version: macOS 11.6.2

Browser Extension

nullx8Author

view the sourcecode shows the password field has a "new password" tag
autocomplete="new-password"> maybe that causes it ?

A

Anonymous

Hey @nullx8, sorry about the unexpected password suggestion on your site. Would you be able to share the page structure from the form on the site with me?

Here's how to do that:

Sign in to the site.
Go to the form that asks for your password.
Right-click the 1Password extension in your browser's toolbar.
Click Help and choose Collect Page Structure.
1Password will save a .json file to your "Downloads" folder.
Attach the downloaded .json file to your next reply.

Once I get the info above, I will check-in with our developers about it. Hope to hear from you again soon!

nullx8Author

duplicate, sorry

nullx8Author

hey thanks, i didn't know 1password has this integrated, and i wasn;t sure posting sourcecode here would help anyone ;)

the forum doesn't allow me to upload files error "You are not allowed to upload files in this category."

i put the json output here: https://enfoid.io/cdata/files/wl/?id=bfAzo9y5OGYFwmehJbwjnXPQWdScGzDg

here is the form - /form part that asks for the password on the same page
https://enfoid.io/cdata/files/wl/?id=x3G3MClSpKH7YITYRQ8uOm22V2fzfQsZ&fmode=open

nullx8Author

one quick addition, this is probably made on purpose as Safari does suggest the password only at the first time.
i assume the website developer is trying to prevent mass deletion of accounts by putting some things in forcing to type the password.

it's just me wild guessing (i noticed this before i was using 1password)