Touch ID, Passkeys and Mac

Hi there @mmbrook69

If you're referring to this pop-up, you can press ⮐ Enter to "click" the Sign In button without having to use the mouse.

What happens next depends on whether or not 1Password is locked.

• If 1Password is unlocked, the passkey will be used and you'll sign in with no further action required.
• If 1Password is locked, you'll see a prompt to unlock it, which would be a Touch ID prompt if you have that set up.

You can learn how to set up Touch ID for 1Password here, if necessary: Use Touch ID to unlock 1Password on your Mac.

I hope that clarifies things, but let me know if you have any questions or need any help. :)

— Grey

Hi and thanks, but it doesn't seem to quite work that way. At least it doesn't with google.
If 1PW is unlocked, when I get the popup, hitting Enter does nothing. I have to click into that small window to "activate" it, then I can hit enter to "click" it.
If 1PW is locked, I get the popup to Unlock 1PW. I also have to click the button that says "unlock 1PW", then the touchID prompt, then I can hit enter.
Perhaps that is something unique to the google page or perhaps the behavior has changed in the betas? I can try another site and see if it works better?

@mmbrook69

hitting Enter does nothing

Try pressing ↹ Tab three times to highlight the "👤🔑 Sign In" button when the pop-up appears, then press ⮐ Enter. I'm using the nightly build of the extension, and it looks like pressing Enter just once isn't yet supported in the "lower" builds, like the stable version or the beta. Sorry about the confusion!

K. Thanks. I'll keep an eye. Really like the idea of Passkeys in 1PW, since I don't have to manually share them with my family, so keep going!

@mmbrook69, thank you for the feedback.

Let us know if there's anything else we can help with at all.