Mixing login info-using my wife's secret key with my email and password.

Thanks to all who solved my problem.

On behalf of Jack and soshiito, you are very welcome rlgleason51!

Now if someone could answer my iOS issue (lol).

Which iOS issue?

Yes, I was.

Thanks to all who solved my problem. Now if someone could answer my iOS issue (lol).

Hey rlgleason51:

While I can't speak specifically as to how this would have happened, @soshiito touched on one possible way it could have happened. Were you able to edit that field with the proper Secret Key?

Jack

My pleasure @"jack.platten". rlgleason51 If you saved the login item while viewing the pre-filled form this could happen. That's the only way I see it happening without more info.

Okay. The form detail shows the incorrect key. Any idea how this happened?

Hi rlgleason51:

As @soshiito mentioned (thanks for the assist! :smile:), it sounds like 1Password may have saved your wife's Secret Key instead. Just to check, if you expand "View Saved Form Details" on your 1Password account item, do you see your correct Secret Key under account-key, or the one that belongs to your wife?

If it has an incorrect Secret Key, editing the item and correcting the entry with your accurate Secret Key should fix this up for you. Let me know how it goes!

Jack

Does that same thing happen if you try again now using https://my.1password.com/signin?a=new? If so it sounds like you have the wrong secret key saved on your login item.

We have separate logins saved in 1p. I went to the site which had blank fields. I selected my record from 1p and it correctly filled my email and password but inserted my wife's secret key.

rlgleason51 Did it fill your wife's secret key, or was that already filled in? If you use https://my.1password.com/signin?a=new instead of any other URL you will always get a blank form instead of a pre-filled one. You and your wife may wish to consider using separate browser profiles, or separate macOS user accounts if you are using Safari which does not support profiles, so as to avoid mingling your logins. As far as I am aware Safari is the last holdout of the major browsers. Unsure what their delay is.