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Autofill doesn't work with the form input's button, but works with extension Autofill (9to5mac.com)
Thank you kindly, steph_giles. I hope it can be addressed in a future update. The bug seems to be less frequent after it auto-populates / saves your email address: then 1P can fill in the password right via the form's button.
Ah, yes, that extension icon workaround, I did find it, too.
For the other issues: actually, they are all on the same URL.
1Password Modal does not pop up when selecting a form field.
Where: on 9to5mac.com, https://arstechnica.com/civis/login
- Click the username field. 1P modal pops up with a matching login.
 - Ignore the 1P modal. Instead, click the 1P logo in the same username field.
 - Click the username field again. No 1P modal appears and does not appear even after clicking in / out of the field.
 - You must re-click the 1P icon in the form field a 2nd time, and then the 1P modal appears with the matching login.
 
1Password erroneously asks me to save a login, even though it's already saved
Where: on 9to5mac.com, https://arstechnica.com/civis/login
- Click the username field. 1P modal pops up with a matching login.
 - Delete that login (e.g., if if you accidentally picked the wrong one or have hit the 9to5mac.com bug above or for any other reason).
 - Click the username field. 1P modal pops up with a matching login, but also with an erroneous "Save in 1Password" button.
 - If I click "Save in 1Password", it actually thinks I want to update that login (e.g., perhaps this should be worded "Update in 1Password".
 
This is what mine looks like:


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Perhaps these are two functions of 1P I don't understand yet. I believe the 2nd one, which I've just clicked now for the first time, is meant for password updating?