Protect what matters – even after you're gone. Make a plan for your digital legacy today.
Forum Discussion
Former Member
3 years agoHow do I disable form autosubmit?
In 1Password 8 when I fill a login in Safari, it automatically submits the login. I would like 1Password to fill out the fields but not hit the submit button.
In earlier versions of 1Password, I w...
Former Member
3 years agoMy guess is that many, or even most, of the people posting in this thread are using Safari. After doing some digging, it looks like this is a combination of a few different issues.
- As discussed in https://1password.community/discussion/129350/since-upgrading-to-1pw8-1pw-safari-extension-no-longer-works-or-even-exists, for some reason part of the Safari extension often doesn't get registered correctly in the system. Anecdotally, it often seems to un-register during a browsing session, requiring me to run
lsregister -f -R /Applications/Safari.appor sometimes evenlsregister -f -R /Applications/1Password\ for\ Safari.appeven when it worked just moments earlier. - The keyboard shortcuts for the new Safari extension https://1password.community/discussion/129706/prevent-1password-safari-extension-from-using-command-shift-x. As such, it responds to
Cmd+Shift+Xand notCmd+\. - 1Password's new global autofill functionality likes to be helpful. As a result, pressing
Cmd+\is caught by 1Password and https://1password.community/discussion/129376/1password-for-safari-extension-animated-slow-filling.
To break it down further, something along these lines is happening:
- User presses
Cmd+\ - 1Password app intercepts the shortcut
- 1Password app determines that the active app is Safari, identifies active site
- User selects which login item to use
- (Unconfirmed speculation on my part) 1Password app attempts to communicate this with Safari extension, but fails
- 1Password app, falling back to global autofill, injects keystrokes of the username, tab, the password, and return