Native Password AutoFill Extension macOS

snowy

Thanks for the reply. Can you clarify what you mean by the following:

With Sonoma password sharing abilities I could actually get it so my wife and I actually have all our stuff in 1Password.

You can share items in 1Password with another person either by moving them into a shared vault or by sending a secure share link:

• Securely share 1Password items with anyone
• Create and share vaults

My recommendation is that you and your wife migrate your items to 1Password, confirm that all of your items are inside of 1Password, and then turn off iCloud Keychain: Move your iCloud Passwords from Safari to 1Password

Once everything is in 1Password you can use a shared vault to share items with your wife.

-Dave

i am still holding hope for the native API on macOS. With Sonoma password sharing abilities I could actually get it so my wife and I actually have all our stuff in 1Password. I would be able to slowly move over over (and my wife be able to know which ones she hasn't). Than eventually we could turn off iCloud Keychain and be using 1Password 100% and would effectively be transparent to your her current workflow.

michaelyork

Thanks again for reporting the issue. 🙂

-Dave

Thank you 1P_Dave – look forward to hearing back on the AutoFill/Face ID issue. I'll follow up separately on the browser extension in that forum.

michaelyork

Thank you for reporting the issue with iOS AutoFill and Face ID, I've open an internal work item so that our developers can look into this further.

And on macOS, the current implementation of passkeys in the beta extension is not promising. It's implemented without the macOS APIs and attempts to hijack the system passkey prompt instead of just integrating with it.

If you've been testing passkeys in the beta version of 1Password in the browser then the team would love to hear about your experience. You can open a new thread on the topic in our beta category: 1Password in the browser beta — 1Password Community

-Dave

ref: dev/core/core#23691

Thanks 1P_Dave – and you're right on iOS, but the iOS API integration did take a step backwards with the release of 1Password 8. Unfortunately, 1Password no longer respects the "Enable/disable Face ID for Autofill" setting in iOS Settings. Now, even if you have that set to disabled, 1Password insists on launching its extension and performing auth before filling the credentials.

And on macOS, the current implementation of passkeys in the beta extension is not promising. It's implemented without the macOS APIs and attempts to hijack the system passkey prompt instead of just integrating with it.

michaelyork

You can already use iOS AutoFill to fill logins from 1Password on an iPhone or iPad: Use 1Password to fill and save in apps and browsers on your iPhone and iPad

I'll let the team know that you'd like to see the same functionality on the Mac. For now you can use 1Password in the browser or Universal Autofill (which also works in macOS apps) to fill logins on the Mac:

• Use Universal Autofill in apps and browsers on your Mac
• Get to know 1Password in your browser

Thank you for the feedback.

-Dave

ref: 35118400

+1000 for using the native macOS/iOS APIs for Autofill. iCloud Keychain is quickly becoming a superior filling experience.

Thank you. 🙂

-Dave

1P_Dave

Very kind of you. Thanks. 😊