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psyduckduckgo
3 months agoNew Contributor
Request: DuckDuckGo Browser Extension
Hello everyone in the 1Password Community. I'm here to respectfully request a 1Password web browser extension for the DuckDuckGo web browser. I'm a subscriber of both 1Password (the best pw manag...
1P_Dave
Moderator
3 months agoHello psyduckduckgo! 👋
Welcome to the 1Password Community! It's my understanding that the DuckDuckGo browser doesn't currently support third-party browser extensions. Let me know if I have that wrong. Without support for browser extensions, most of 1Password's autofill and passkey features won't be available in that browser since they rely on our browser extension. That being said, you can still fill your logins in other ways.
On the iPhone and Android, you can save and fill logins in DuckDuckGo by using the steps in these guides:
- Use 1Password to save logins and sign in to apps and websites on your Android device
- Use 1Password to save logins and sign in to apps and websites on your iPhone and iPad
On Windows and Mac you can use Auto-Type and Universal Autofill:
I hope that helps.
-Dave
- Richard1 day agoNew Member
Hi, Dave,
Thanks for the info. Just to clarify, I think using 1Password to save logins and passwords to my Windows laptop, and then use Auto-Type, which enables 1Password to autofill without me logging in to 1Password, would allow anyone using my Android laptop to log into my bank and other sites, with the only protection left being the dual authentication to my cell phone. Is that correct? If so, I think that's too high a price to use that. I travel with my laptop a lot, and while I haven't left it anywhere yet, the odds are mounting that sometime I will. I'd love your thoughts.
Thanks, Richard
- 1P_Gem1 day ago
Moderator
Hi Richard, thanks for your reply!
Just to clarify, Auto-Type can only be used when 1Password has been unlocked, so anyone who gets hold of your device would need to be able to unlock it with your account password (or biometrics if you have them enabled) in order to access your data.
If you want extra peace of mind while travelling, you may want to consider adjusting your auto-lock settings to lock 1Password whenever your screen locks or after a shorter period of inactivity, to ensure it's always locked when you're not actively using it.
Another feature you may find helpful is travel mode. This allows you to temporarily remove vaults that contain sensitive information from the apps and extensions on your devices. This can be helpful in situations where you know you might have to hand over your devices for inspection while travelling.
We also have a support article that covers what to do if your device is lost or stolen that I would recommend having a read through: If your device was lost or stolen, and it has your 1Password data on it
Let us know if you have any further questions!
- psyduckduckgo3 months agoNew Contributor
Thanks, Dave. I'm here because DDG said the opposite, but I'm sure I wasn't speaking with a developer or anything. I can go back and see if I can get any further details.
- 1P_Dave3 months ago
Moderator
As far as I'm aware, DuckDuckGo doesn't currently support third-party browser extensions. Here's a recent post from a DuckDuckGo staff member in their Reddit community that seems to confirm this: Link
But if you can link to documentation that shows how someone can install a third-party extension in DuckDuckGo browser then I can take a look. 🙂
-Dave