Navy FCU does not autofill in FireFox

DBLClick glad you figured it out! Let us know if you have any other questions or run into any other issues.

Finally Figured it out. For some reason, 1password interaction with containers doesn't allow opening a new container and autofill. When I removed my bank from the default banking container, to default it works automatically.

DBLClick that's website but the exact URL in my login is https://digitalapps.navyfederal.org/signin. That takes me to the login form directly and fills it. If you have a different version of the URL saved to the login, that could be an issue. Could you take a screenshot of your login item and share it with me? You can redact or blur out any sensitive info (like your username and password).

As for the popup, it's just Firefox asking if I want to allow the website to access my location: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/does-firefox-share-my-location-websites. I always block it. Doing so doesn't affect if 1Password saves or fill.

https://navyfederal.org is the correct site. I also seen in your first video a popup you said block for the autofill is that site specific?

DBLClick thanks for the steps. I tried them out in Firefox. "Open and fill" does fill the username and password for me: https://share.cleanshot.com/PBxWMcQR

What is the exact URL in your login item? Do you have more than one URL?

also if you select, Autofill while on the page. it will fill. but not if you select the site and "Open and Fill"

No,

From a clean page, I search for NFCU then I click "Open and FIll". a new tabs open but no fill. Also when I click on the login name that work. When I try in Chrome same steps the tabs open and autofill.

DBLClick are you filling with the steps in my video (from the inline menu) or from the extension icon in your browser's toolbar?

using the extension application. Not the desktop app.

DBLClick to clarify, does the new login now fill? Were you clicking on "open and fill" via the login from the 1Password desktop app? Let me know what exact steps you're taking, that will help me look into where things are going wrong.