"Sign in with" popup

Thanks Steph; I can also confirm what communitytor says on that one setting being sufficient and it works for internal SSO sites not just Azure.

That indeed addresses my gripe on feature switches. Just want to note on the original problem that it remains an issue for Azure that even if it "offers" and you accept, it still prompts for that after you've logged in, but I take it that's a different ticket.

Hey @git4lyfe - Thanks for confirming that 🙂

The second issue you noted with Azure continually prompting you even after accepting and logging in is a known one. I'm happy to add you as an affected user while our development team works toward improvements here. We appreciate your continued support!

ref: dev/core/core#18917

Did this ever get addressed? It's driving me nuts.

Hi @0xAdamg, thanks for following up. I'm afraid that the issue has not been resolved it. I'm happy to share your instance of the issue with our developers though. Just to check, is this happening to you with Azure?

Not azure. It happens whenever I log in to a site using the sign in with a provider feature. A pop up notification thats persistent and requires X’ing appears.

I turned the feature off but now I’m forced to sign in manually which feels like I’ve lost feature.

Am I doing something wrong?

I'm having this same problem.

Whenever I go to one of these SSO-enabled sites like Azure (not sure exactly which ones are and aren't affected), I get the popup. Saving that SSO info in 1Password changes what the "Sign in with..." popup says, but doesn't make it go away.

This is a big annoyance for me, because we're an Azure shop at work, and I also use Azure at home, so I'll open azure.com tabs dozens or literally hundreds of times a day, and I have to close out that popup each time. It's not a huge amount of labor to move the mouse and click an extra time on each browser tab. But I find it pretty annoying, because I don't like it when my own tools do things to annoy me.

I'd be happy with just a setting to turn off this SSO (or whatever) support in 1Password entirely, even if it involves an "advanced" setting or editing a registry entry or something like that. Would be nicest if that setting synced across all my 1Password installations, of course; I use 1Password on a lot of different VMs.