Request: 1Password support for autofill on input fields with type="search"

Issue Summary

I've noticed that 1Password doesn't recognize or autofill input fields with type="search". This is a standard HTML5 input type documented in MDN Web Docs as a text input field optimized for search queries.

Environment

• Device: Mac
• Browser: Microsoft Edge
• Mac, 1Password, and MS Edge versions: Latest as of March 9, 2025

Detailed Description

In my company's business system login form, the enterprise code and employee code inputs use type="search", and 1Password is unable to autofill these fields. The specific HTML looks like this:

<input class="input_w100 validate[required]" id="m_login_employee_company" type="search" name="WEAEnterpriseID" value="" placeholder="企業コード" maxlength="10"> 
<input class="input_w100 validate[required]" id="m_login_employee_mynumber" type="search" name="WEAPersonalID" value="" placeholder="従業員コード" maxlength="10">

These fields contain important user identification information for password management, and the inability to autofill them creates unnecessary friction.

Requested Feature

I would like 1Password to recognize type="search" input fields in the same way it handles type="text" fields, allowing autofill of custom field values into these inputs.

Current Workarounds

Currently, I'm working around this limitation by:

• Right-clicking the field and manually selecting the value to fill
• Copying values from 1Password and pasting them manually

Since many enterprise systems use search fields for login information, this feature would benefit many users who face similar issues with their corporate applications.