Disable "Sign in with..."

Still broken in 2025:

(macOS + Chrome)

Hey @aaroncutchin, there's not a way to block Uber as a service in the "Sign in with" feature. However, I can understand why you would like to have this option. I've created a feature request for this on your behalf. Hopefully our devs will consider it in the future.

For now, I recommend editing your login to change what's used in the "Sign in with" field from your Uber account to your Google account. Below are the steps for that:

1. Open your login in the 1Password app and click Edit.
2. Look for the "Sign in with" field tied to your Uber ID.
3. Click where you see your Uber ID to display a menu of your other accounts.
4. Select your Google account from there.
5. Click to Save.

I hope that helps. Let us know if you have any other questions!

PB: 29781970

Is there a way to edit specific "signs in with" identity providers? I like to use Google as an identity provider, but somehow I accidentally configured a "sign in with Uber" ID provider. I want to disable the Uber ID provider specifically, without disabling the Google ID provider, so I do not accidentally log in using Uber (which, I think, has no business being an ID provider). Where can I view and disable/enable specific ID providers?

@mruss,

That makes sense, I'm glad we were able to get to the bottom of things!

Please let us know if there is anything else we can help with at all.

I think that I understood what was causing the issue.
There were 2 instances of 1Password extension installed (both 2.5.2 1Password extension for Edge).
One of the two was visible in the toolbar, and the other was hidden.
I've found that the settings of the hidden extension were used.
I removed one of the extensions, I checked the settings and now it works as expected: by disabling the two "provider sign-ins" settings, I no longer receive those notifications.

Takeaway: check whether there are two or more instances of the 1Password extensions installed - I don't know how this happened, but it was there.

Thanks for the support - exploring the options to look for the version I've found the hidden plugin installed!

Marco

Thanks for your prompt response @mruss. Could you answer the below questions so I can gain a better understanding of your set up:

Firstly, can you go to the extensions page in your browser and let me know which version of 1Password you have enabled here?

In addition, are you able to reproduce this behaviour on any other websites? Or is this behaviour specific to Azure?

Finally, I'd like to test to see if the other autofill settings you have in your browser are being respected. If you right click the 1Password icon in your browser toolbar and choose settings and then turn off the setting that says 'Show autofill menu on field focus' and then visit any login form and click into the username or password field, do you still see the suggestion from 1Password? The expected behaviour here is that the suggestion will not show.

Let me know how you get on with the above!

After I removed the Azure login item from 1Password, I have the dialog box asking me to save the login.

I double checked the 1Password configuration, but both settings are disabled:

Thank you for getting back to me @mruss.

If you locate your Azure login item and click 'Edit' can you try removing the single sign on association with your Microsoft account and see if it then stops this prompt from appearing?

Here is the screenshot:

Hey @mruss,

I'm sorry that this is still causing you bother. It shouldn't be showing we've these options disabled. Just to check we are on the same page can you attach a screenshot of the suggestion you are seeing?

Thank you!