Infuriating "save" & "login" pop-ups!

Question

Whether I'm already signed in or not, I keep getting bombarded by this and similar pop-ups in the upper right corner.

By simply reloading the page or by re-authenticating using the 1Password browser extension, as soon as the page reloads, I get this stupid pop-up asking me to save the login I already have saved in 1Password!

How can I permanently disable it?

but not this when I am actually logging in for real

or when I am creating a new account, also for real

This Save login pop-up also comes up whenever I reload a page or i.e. when I reauthenticate with Microsoft pages (not exclusive to Microsoft pages though!). This (the Save login pop-up) happens A LOT on A LOT of pages (when reloaded) even though I just used 1Password to log in to it...

Again, I'm already signed in to Power Automate, yet I keep getting this pop-up, every time I change the page - one with blue sign in button and one greyed-out. What am I supposed to do with this?

I know this has been in place for at least two years and it has been infuriating me for this long. I disabled it once, no idea where, and it returned. I gave up. Can I permanently diable this so even updates won't turn it back on?

When introducing new features, I'd suggest you keep them OFF by default. Not everyone likes enforced changes......... just because the other half asked for it.

I don't want to disable something I need. The settings page in the browser extension is unclear about which option does what.

Please advise 1Password Support

Thanks

cyber-bacon · Answer

I have noticed the same issue for a few months now and have been a bit frustrated. Mainly noticed the issue on Microsoft Admin pages, but have also seen the issue across other sites (cannot think of which ones at this point).

These are the 1Password extension settings in Chrome, but as you pointed to, turning any off to stop this annoyance from occuring will also turn off other useful features. Some, but not all, of your screenshots point the to the last option possibly being the fix: Offer to save 'sign-in with' logins. Disabling that might stop some of the pop-ups you're seeing with sites like Microsoft.

Again, this will stop prompting the Sign in With pop-ups, but probably not the Save in 1Password -- that would be a separate option on here.

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