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Disable all UI injected into the page
I'm a web developer, and when writing CSS to style forms I need to make sure that nothing else is interfering with the stock browser form controls. The new 1Password extension's injected HTML/CSS int...
1P_Dave
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ModeratorHello TaaviE! 👋
Thanks for reaching out. 1Password needs to inject into the page so it can detect form fields, offer suggestions, and fill them. If you want to disable 1Password on a specific page, right-click the page and choose 1Password – Password Manager > Hide on this page.
For development work, could you tell me a little more about how 1Password is interfering? Do you have an example you can share? And have you considered using a separate browser profile that does not have 1Password installed?
-Dave
I want none of those features anyways. I should be able to disable 1PW injecting scripts.
- 1P_Dave
Out of curiosity, if you’re not using the 1Password browser extension to autofill and save fields, what are you mainly using it for? If you’re just copying and pasting passwords from the pop-over window, you might find it simpler to uninstall the browser extension and use the desktop app instead.
-Dave
The extension is good for quick vault access (because it knows the site I'm on), nothing more.
- 1P_Dave
Thank you for sharing how you use 1Password! Have you tried using the desktop app's Quick Access feature? It should offer suggestions that are relevant to the currently opened app or website: Quick Access
-Dave
