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icecracker
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2 months ago

Disabling 1P on certain websites

I switched to 1P from LastPass a few weeks ago and something that's been driving me up the wall is I can't figure out how to disable autofill/prompting on certain websites.

A great example is I use a virtual table top called Foundry via an online hosting solution called https://forge-vtt.com/.

For whatever reason, when I load Foundry the 1P extension randomly offers to fill in my contact info in fields like the title of a journal page. I managed to get a "hide on this page" dialog in a right click menu but it does nothing. 

Please help!

Chrome
Windows 11

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  • Hi icecracker​,

    The "Hide on this page" option is the correct way to hide 1Password on a specific page. It is strange that it's not working for you though. To confirm, is the issue that it's not working at all, or does it work initially but not the next time that you access the page? Additionally, have you been experiencing the same issue on other pages?

    • icecracker's avatar
      icecracker
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      Hi Trevor,

      Yep it's not working at all, 1P seemingly just ignores this setting completely on this website. Haven't experienced this on other pages as the places where 1P inappropriately offers autofill for a field are pretty few and far between other than here, but I just tried on a couple other websites and the hide setting works flawlessly. I assume it's because of the nature of the rendering stuff that a VTT does—I assume the fields in foundry are a lot more complicated than the sort of things on the typical webpage—but idk for sure.

      • 1P_Gem's avatar
        1P_Gem
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        Hi icecracker​, thanks for getting back to us! I've done some testing on this page and was able to reproduce 1Password appearing in fields where it shouldn't, such as the title of a journal entry, as well as any other actions that would require inputting a file name. However, I wasn't able to replicate the specific behaviour you're experiencing where the "Hide on this page" setting is being ignored entirely - on my end, that setting is working as expected with both the latest stable and beta versions of the extension in Chrome.

        That said, I did notice a couple of quirks during testing: at one point I had to apply the setting twice, as the confirmation pop-up didn't appear the first time, and I found that right-clicking directly on the 1Password inline menu was necessary, as the right-click menu wasn't accessible elsewhere on the page.

        I've filed a bug report with our development team to investigate potential improvements for this website, including all the details you've shared and the findings from my testing. I'm sorry for the inconvenience, and I appreciate your patience while we look into it.

        Issue=FILL-3072