Forum Discussion

Former Member's avatar
Former Member
4 years ago

Overtaking WordPress editor link fields

When I'm writing a post in the WordPress WYSIWYG editor and adding a link, there's a popup search field to find posts on my WordPress site to link to. 1Password shows up on this search field to offer login suggestions. This is not a password field or a username field, just a plain search field.

Here's what it looks like:

This happens with the extension version 2.0.5 with Firefox and Chrome. This hasn't been happening for a very long time, so I'd think it's a fairly recent change, but I don't remember exactly when this started to happen.

Another example of too active 1Password behaviour inside WordPress happens with the Relevanssi plugin. There this input field gets 1Password suggestions:

<input type="text" name="post_id" id="post_id">

No other input field in Relevanssi settings gets any action from 1Password, but this one does. Why?

1Password Version: Not Provided
Extension Version: 2.0.5
OS Version: Mac OS 11.4
Sync Type: Not Provided

browser extension

5 Replies

  • Former Member's avatar
    Former Member
    4 years ago

    Thank you @msaari! I see that my colleague Yaron has already replied to you over there :+1:

    ref: BRU-89579-968

    ref: dev/core/core#8920

  • Former Member's avatar
    Former Member
    4 years ago

    It's #BRU-89579-968. Thanks!

  • Former Member's avatar
    Former Member
    4 years ago

    Thank you @msaari. After you have sent the email, please feel free to post the ticket number you received so we can locate your message and connect it with this forum discussion.

    Looking forward to your message!

  • Former Member's avatar
    Former Member
    4 years ago

    Thanks, will do that.

  • Former Member's avatar
    Former Member
    4 years ago

    Hey @msaari ,

    1Password looks at all of the page and everything showing up in it, not only in specific fields. If there are a lot of keywords on the page (such as login, username, email, password and many other words), then 1Password will designate that field as a login/registration page and might show up in fields it suspect might be related.

    In order to determine what triggers it, we will need you to collect the page's structure when you encounter 1Password in unexpected places. Here's how:

    1. When 1Password pops up, right click the 1Password extension icon on the top right corner of your browser.
    2. Select "Help" -> "Collect Page Structure".
    3. A file will be downloaded. Send us that file to mailto:support+x@1password.com alongside a short description and a screenshot exactly like you posted here so we can investigate and figure this out.