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kiwiant
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1 month ago

Re: Feature request: Hide 1Password on an entire website

1P_Dave​ closed the following post prematurely with a solution and turned off replies. The solution only applies to a single page, yet the discussion was talking about preventing auto fill for an entire site.

How do I prevent 1Password from autofilling on specific urls? | 1Password Community

Here's the gist of the issue from the previous post:

For CRM systems this simply isn't an option. Consider the following pattern which would require every single one of our users to use the "Hide on page" for every single contact in our system (200,000). They would spend more time hiding 1Password forms than doing their real job.

https://site.com/contacts/new
https://site.com/contacts/216257
https://site.com/contacts/217288
https://site.com/contacts/218916
…

All we want is for Hide on this page to have a Hide on this site option (and have it persist). Problem solved.

Just to be clear the main problem for us is the Identities, and the 1Password icon block textbox indicators and custom dropdown list icons. As an admin it would be great to have a single site block list I can manage so centralised and we don't need to educate every new user on how to block a site.

Solutions that don't work (offered by support):

  1. Disable "Offer to save and fill logins and other items". Goes without saving this prevents key functionality for all sites.
  2. Disable "Show autofill suggestions when form field is in focus". This prevents the identity popping up but the 1Password icon remains blocking key bits of the text fields, and we lose Identity on every other web site.

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  • kiwiant's avatar
    kiwiant
    New Contributor
    1 month ago

    Although this is NOT a solution, Windows users can work around this limitation on Edge and Chrome using the https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/deployedge/microsoft-edge-manage-extensions-ref-guide to block an extension for one or more sites. This can be done for an individual PC by hacking the registry or deployed via Intune/Group Policy.

    Here's a basic example to block the 1Password extension (with ID dppgmdbiimibapkepcbdbmkaabgiofem) for two web sites. Set the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Edge\ExtensionSettings string value to the following:

    { "dppgmdbiimibapkepcbdbmkaabgiofem": { "runtime_blocked_hosts": [ "*://crm.mydomain.com", "*://crm-stage.mydomain.com" ] } }

     

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    1P_Dave
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    1 month ago

    kiwiant​ 

    Thank you for your reply! I originally closed the thread because the “Hide on this page” feature has improved since many of the earlier comments were posted (for example, hidden pages no longer reset when you close your browser). I wanted to avoid causing confusion for new users about the current state of the feature.

    That said, you’re absolutely right that the broader request is still open: having the ability to hide 1Password across an entire website, not just a single page. I’ve reopened the thread, merged your comment in, and updated the pinned post. It now reflects the current state of the feature while still giving newcomers a quick summary so they don’t have to read through the whole discussion.

    -Dave

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      kiwiant
      New Contributor
      1 month ago

      Perfect thanks. I couldn't find a way to challenge the solution/closure.