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Sorting of 1P logins in Safari vs. 1P app

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August 6, 2025
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I have several logins to a given website. I always sort my logins in the 1p app by title alphabetically and use spaces to ensure the order I want regardless of actual letters in login.

Here is a screenshot of the 3 user logins in the 1Password app. As you can see by using spaces and dashes I am able to get the order I want as shown by the red numbers.

But when I go to login on the webpage the 1P Safari app pops them up this way. As you can see, logins 2 and 3 are no longer in the alphabetical sort order as they are in the 1P app.

Is this a random bug?

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Best answer by 1P_SimonH

Hi @jehrler,

Thanks for the annotated images to make this clearer. That was a big help!

Can you try favoriting each of these logins in the 1Password app? You can favorite them by right-clicking on the item and selecting Add to Favorites. Favorites get sorted alphabetically when the extension suggests the logins for a website, so I think that will give you the result you're looking for. Let me know if that's not working!

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jehrlerAuthor

I should be clear that the sort is set on using the title + alphabetically and these are screenshots of the relevant login titles.

1P_SimonHAnswer

Community Manager

Hi @jehrler,

Thanks for the annotated images to make this clearer. That was a big help!

Can you try favoriting each of these logins in the 1Password app? You can favorite them by right-clicking on the item and selecting Add to Favorites. Favorites get sorted alphabetically when the extension suggests the logins for a website, so I think that will give you the result you're looking for. Let me know if that's not working!

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jehrlerAuthor

**bleep**. You are smart! I had accidentally favorited the "-jre..." and not the " - js..." Once I unfavorited the "-jre..." it assumed the correct position. THANKS. Never would have thought of that. (Favoriting all of them/none of them also worked to reestablish the sort order).

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jehrlerAuthor

That was a "dang" in the prior post. BTW, I did and do want " - jt ..." favorited (but only this one) and that is why, even with the -jre favorited, -jt was first in Safari as it was favorited and first alphabetically.

1P_SimonH

Community Manager

Glad that worked, @jehrler!

Sorry about the Community software's profanity filter. It's quite puritanical :)

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