For a few sites, including the NHS portal at https://access.login.nhs.uk/enter-email where 1PW has the correct email address but enters it in a garbled way. With an address of me.myself@domain.com (to give an example) the 1PW keystroke does not enter this but instead enters me.myself@domain.com.myself@domain.com Weird!!
1Password Version: 8.10.3
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OS Version: macOS 13.3.1
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Oh, I think I have an insight.
I have a keyboard shortcut that replaces me. by me.myself@domain.com (not exactly that, but a parallel using my real email address). It now seems to me possible that in Safari, but not in other browsers, when 1PW enters my email address on the NHS site it somehow also triggers the keyboard shortcut and so produces things twice. But this is still odd, as this behaviour only occurs on very few sites, maybe on only the one site.
(Added later) I have now checked this and if I remove the keyboard shortcut, 1PW behaves as it should. So it seems there is something odd about the coding of the website, that manages both to enter the email address as 1PW should do and in addition expands the shortcut when using Safari
Go to login page, which asks for email address
Keyboard shortcut (I use Ctrl-\ rather than Cmd-\ for historical reasons)
Email gets filled in in the garbled way I describe
The problem occurs in Safari 16.4 only, so it must be a Safari issue. What strikes me as particularly odd is that only part of the address occurs twice. If the whole address came twice I would find it more explainable.
1Password TeamHey danco,
The behaviour you are describing definitely doesn't seem right.
Can you talk me through the steps you are taking to fill? Are you using a keyboard shortcut?
In addition, can you let me know which browser you are experiencing this in?
Thank you!
