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snowy
Super Contributor
3 years ago
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Native Password AutoFill Extension macOS

So one of the people in my family subscription for 1P relies heavily on iCloud Keychain. The nice piece about using the native autofill extension is entries from both show up together in-line. This h...
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  • 1P_Dave's avatar
    1P_Dave
    25 days ago

    Hello folks,

    The macOS AutoFill feature is now being explored in the nightly version of 1Password! If you're using a nightly build, you'll see 1Password appear as an option for macOS AutoFill.

    Since nightly builds are early previews of what we're working on, this feature is still a work in progress and isn't documented. You might notice a few rough edges or areas that aren't fully implemented just yet. Our team is actively refining the experience and working through known issues as we move forward.

    We're excited about where this is headed and will share more updates, and a full announcement, down the line. In the meantime, if you have questions or spot anything unexpected while using the nightly version, we'd love to hear from you!

    -Dave

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TooSlimSam
New Contributor
3 months ago

Today's status update highlights one more reason 1Password developers need to prioritize Safari Native Autofill on MacOS:

1Password Browser Extension Code Syntax Rendering Issue

Jan 23, 2026 at 12:04 PM

Resolved - The 1Password browser extension, which works by injecting code into web pages, inadvertently included code from PrismJS, a third party dependency, breaking syntax highlighting on some websites that display code blocks.

I do not want an extension injecting unnecessary Javascript into every web page I visit, and certainly not inadequately tested 3rd party Javascript. The next time this happens, the third party code could inject a security vulnerability, and not just a formatting issue. Surely a security focused company should understand why this is an issue. And yes, I know about Universal Autofill, and I don't want to give 1Password accessibility permissions either. Why does a security focused company have so much trouble understanding the https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Principle_of_least_privilege?

As a bonus, support for Safari Native Autofill on MacOS will give a far better user experience. I'm not even going to get started on the frustrations created by the UI of the 1Password Safari extension.