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Annoyed at number of interactions required to autofill
I appreciate the detailed explanation regarding your experience.
I can be available for a zoom call, where I can demonstrate my experience with 1 password 7 and 1 password 8. Let me know if you are interested in that, and provide me with some direct contact info so that I can send you a zoom link.
I have reached out to our user experience research group to see if this is something they can facilitate.
with 1 Password 7 I press command-\, select the correct set of credentials from those that are offered, select "autofill" and bam! creds are populated and I hit enter to log in.
This is what happens for me with 1Password 8 as well. I believe a lot of your pain can be resolved with some troubleshooting by our technical support team. If you're up for that, please see this post for the details on facilitating that. It sounds to me like the communication between the desktop app and the browser extension is not happening as expected, and that is why you're having a degraded experience. We'd like to get that sorted for you.
and ended up with these 1password logos all over my web pages when trying to log into stuff.
They're intended to be there to help, particularly for customers who prefer to interact with their computer with a mouse. If you'd prefer to turn that off, we can walk you through that. There is a level of granularity with that as well. For example, you can set it such that the inline menu doesn't open automatically, but it still available with a click, or you can disable it entirely. Those settings are available by right clicking on the 1Password icon in your browser's toolbar, selecting settings, and then review the options in the "autofill" section:
Ben