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Change the width of the suggestion popup in a browser

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Hi there,

Is there a way to change the width of the suggestion popup in a browser when you want to login?

We have a lot of passwords for all the sites we've build, and for maintainability we like to name each entry with something like [customername] - [optional websitename] - [logintype].

So it's pretty common to have an item named something like "MyCompany - Webshop - Editor" or "MyCompany - Webshop - Testuser".

The problem we're facing is the popup with the login suggestions in the browser. Due to its limited width, we only see "My Company - Webshop...". And have no clue (other than maybe the e-mailaddress) which account is which.

Is there a way to increase the width? To force it so show the full name?

1P_Dave

1Password Employee

Hello @Jeroen! 👋

Thanks for the question! It's not currently possible to change the size of the pop-up when using 1Password in the browser. I've filed a feature request with our team so that they know that this is something that you'd like to see added in the future.

For the time being, the best options are:

Change how items are named. For example, you could try to have a shorter name that doesn't include the company name but instead records the company name as a tag: Organize with favorites and tags
Use Quick Access to look up the item since it show's more of the item's title: Get to know Quick Access
- You can then use Universal Autofill or auto-type to fill the item into your browser.

I hope that helps.

-Dave

PB-51024922

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kostask

Hello @Jeroen and @1P_Dave !

I would like to say that the suggestion of @Jeroen is very important.
We are talking about a great password manager, that could be even better!
Please inform us if you are planning to make the box wider.

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Weri

Hi

We have the same problem, and sometimes it is not clear which entry in the suggestion menu is the one I should chose, because I don't see the full item-name. Making this pull-down a little wider would be extremely helpful.

I hope this finds its way into development.

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