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1P_Blake's avatar
1P_Blake
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1 month ago

macOS AutoFill is now in public beta!

Hey everyone! We're excited to share that native macOS AutoFill is now available in public beta for 1Password. This has been one of the most requested features for years, and we're now at a point w...
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Mirv's avatar
Mirv
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28 days ago

A couple of comments about the macOS Autofill. I've been trying it the last few days. 

1. I have the universal autofill on, and this at the same time. Seems like I should turn one of them off. What's the recommended way to turn off universal autofill and stay with macOS autofill?

2. The new macOS autofill asks for a touchID every single time, where universal autofill remembered me and I can skip this step. Is there a way to get macOS autofill to skip that step?

  • 1P_Dave's avatar
    1P_Dave
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    22 days ago

    Mirv​ Thank you for helping us test the feature! I'll reply below: 

    I have the universal autofill on, and this at the same time. Seems like I should turn one of them off. What's the recommended way to turn off universal autofill and stay with macOS autofill?

    Universal Autofill isn't being removed at this time. You can keep both features turned on at the same time. 

    The new macOS autofill asks for a touchID every single time, where universal autofill remembered me and I can skip this step. Is there a way to get macOS autofill to skip that step?

    Try changing this setting: 

    1. Click on the Apple logo  in the menu bar, then click System Settings.
    2. Click Touch ID & Password.
    3. Turn off "Use Touch ID for autofilling passwords". 


    Let me know how that goes. 

    -Dave

    • Mirv's avatar
      Mirv
      Super Contributor
      22 days ago

      Thanks, that is helpful! I guess it seems ok to have two ways to fill at the same time.

      One other thing I noticed is that if I have multiple login items for the site, the 1Password universal signin popup near the top will give one default choice (the one I prefer), but the macOS autofill inline menu will give the other choice. Not sure how it decides.