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BringBackOldQuickMenu
3 months agoNew Contributor
1password8 Quick Menu is Awful to Use - HELP
Was forcibly upgraded to 1password 8 for all my employees, and all I can say is I hate the new quick menu so much. I need help, because we cannot use the browser plugin, so my main way of doing login...
1P_Dave
Moderator
3 months agoHello BringBackOldQuickMenu! 👋
Welcome to the community! I've merged your comments into one thread so that we can keep the conversation in the same place. I'm sorry that Quick Access isn't fitting into your needs, I'll definitely pass your feedback along to our product team internally and I have a few suggestions that might help. As a start I did want to respond to the following:
Context - Can't Use The Browser Plugin: We cannot use the browser plugin, as it is easily gamed with chrome plugins being so insecure.
1Password in the browser is secure and the team has carefully engineered the browser extension to be secure against various threats. You can read more here: About the security of 1Password in your browser
Regarding the specific threat that you posted about, please have your IT team reach out to our support team at support@1Password.com. There are a variety of options to avoid the threat being discussed in that thread that include: educating employees not to install unknown extensions, locking down browsers on work devices to prevent installation of unapproved/unknown extensions, and more.
The Problem - 1Pass8 New Workflow:
Quick Access is designed to be more efficient with keyboard shortcuts and that would be my recommendation. The workflow that you've mentioned can be accomplished in a few steps by doing the following:
- Press Shift-Command-Spacebar to open Quick Access.
- Type in the name of the item you're looking for.
- Press Shift-Enter to open the website in your browser. Navigate to the login page.
- Press Command-Backslash to fill your login without needing to copy and paste.
You'll need to enable Universal Autofill for this workflow: Use Universal Autofill in apps and browsers on your Mac
Let me know if that doesn't fit your needs and I can help further.
-Dave
BringBackOldQuickMenu
3 months agoNew Contributor
See the problem is steps 3 and 4 of the quick access overview are essentially non-functional and broken. The "open and fill" works about 2% of the sites sadly, and just opens more tabs on a blank login forms every time.
Usually, I already have the page open that I need to be at, and just need to easily copy the user name and password. This quickfill just opens blank pages with nothing filled in 98% of the time I use it, and some passwords don't have a site associated because thats extra leg work when I'm making tons of accounts. And yes, I have universal autofill completely setup on mac. It just doesn't work on anything. Chrome, Safari, Firefox - all most of the time it fails to fill anything in on any logins, few examples:
- app.checklyhq.com
- mail.google.com (mail sign in)
- our Oracle portal
- workforcenow.adp.com
Plus, the quick access now requires you to click into it after you spawn it using shift+command+space keyboard shortcut just to start typing to search for something - thus it adds yet another step it previously didn't need. Its pretty frustrating honestly.