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Former Member
4 years ago
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Feature request: Hide 1Password on an entire website

I'm trying to figure out how to disable 1Password for specific websites. I understand that the first time I visit a url have the option to "Never Ask Again," but I don't know how to manually enable t...
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  • 1P_Dave's avatar
    1P_Dave
    4 days ago

    Hello folks! 

    As mentioned by Evon a year ago here, 1Password can now be permanently hidden on specific URLs in your browser by following these steps: 

    1. Right-click on the page in question.
    2. Choose 1Password - Password Manager > Hide on this page. 


    This will hide 1Password on that specific page (URL) but not the entire website. This preference will persist even if you close or restart your browser. To clear your hidden pages you can right-click on the 1Password icon in your browser's toolbar, click Autofill & save, and then click Reset hidden pages. 

    That said, the internal feature request to expand this feature so you can hide 1Password across an entire website (not just a single page) is still open with the product team. Please keep the feedback coming, it really helps us understand how we can continue improving 1Password to better fit your needs.

    -Dave

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aquafarr
New Contributor
1 year ago

+1 here, or +a team of 15 people.

Saving your password for 1Password in 1Password seems like a terrible idea. Please find a way ASAP to block certain websites.

The only close to workaround I've found as an administrator is this:

In a vault that is shared with the entire organization create a log in with these settings:

Login Title: x DO NOT save your log in for this site.
username: Login Blocker (ask IT Admin)
password: x

(Don't put the term "1Password" or "Password" in the Login Title, this keep it from turning up in day to day searches of 1P. The password is literally one character. So that if it ever did get filled it would be obvious that the password is only one character.)

website: https://1password.com
website: https://my.1password.com/

then do the filters for "Never fill on this website" for both.

All this creates a pop up reminder team members to not attempt saving their PW to 1Password. This login is buried in a vault that no one would search out. But 1. admins can't lock editing of a Login so anyone could edit it and 2. I'm not sure how the conflict would work if they attempted to create a new password for this same site from within the app. There would be two instances of the website in the 1Password database, one blocked one not. For that matter a team member could still save their PW in 1Password they just can't fill it on a site.

.... y'all just fix this please.

  • kiwiant's avatar
    kiwiant
    New Member
    5 days ago

    No luck trying this with identities but speaking of hacks has anyone tried adding a JavaScript hack (if they have control over web site code) to remove the 1Password extension elements as they appear? Can't believe we're talking about hacks for a feature that should be present.

    • kiwiant's avatar
      kiwiant
      New Member
      5 days ago

      I've just created a snippet of JavaScript for our sites to block 1Password from showing the menu and buttons and appears to work on version 8.12.2.37 of the extension. The downside is that one needs access to the web site's code to deploy.

      const block1Password = () => {
    document.querySelectorAll('com-1password-menu,com-1password-button')
        .forEach(el => el.remove());
};

new MutationObserver(block1Password).observe(document.documentElement, {
    childList: true,
    subtree: true
});