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Stop 1P from asking to *update* an existing password?
In some sites, I'm OK with 1P autofilling stuff, but I don't want it to update its records. In those sites I'm constantly having to dismiss the 1P dialog and be careful to avoid the update button, which ends up being a bit of dialog fatigue.
So, is it possible to somehow signal to 1P to never ask again to update in these websites?
1Password Version: 1Password for Mac 8.10.56 (81056028)
Extension Version: 8.10.55.2
OS Version: 15.2 (24C101)
Browser: Firefox 134b7
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1P_Evon that's a problem for anyone using a hardware key 2FA code to log in. My company requires us to use hardware key 2FA that appends a dynamically generated code to the typed password. This code is different every time. Therefore, the "update password" prompt appears every. single. time.
I don't want to turn off Autosave globally, because I still rely on it for other webpages.
- 1P_Dave
Moderator
Thanks for reaching out. Try the following to hide 1Password on a certain page:
- Navigate to the login page in question in your browser.
- Right-click on the webpage and then select 1Password - Password Manager > Hide on this page.
This should hide 1Password on the page in question, would that work for you? You can still fill your login credentials (username and password) from the toolbar icon.-Dave
That is not good either because you might want to auto-fill the username at least if not even the first part of the combined OTP password. Disabling 1Password for the entire site would prevent this and require user to keep typing a lot of text.
Actually the manual option to save sounds reasonable... thank you, I will try that.
Just to double-check: even if what I want to stop is just the auto-updating, I have to disable the whole auto-saving?
1P_Evon1Password Team
Turning off Autosave prevents items from being automatically saved after you sign in to a website. There is no option to disable Autosave for individual sites. However, you can still manually save your login information by clicking the "Save in 1Password" button beneath the input fields.
Although I can't guarantee anything, I've forwarded your feedback to our product team for consideration. They will review the possibility of implementing an option to disable Autosave for specific items.
Let me know if you have any questions.
-Evon
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Wouldn't that stop 1P from saving logins anywhere?
That'd be a lot of overkill... I was hoping for something website-specific :/- 1P_Evon
Hello, hmijail. Thank you for reaching out. You can turn off the Save login prompt in the 1Password extension settings. Here's how:
- Open your browser.
- Right-click the 1Password icon in your browser's toolbar and select Settings.
- In the Autofill & save section, toggle off the Offer to save logins option.
I hope that helps.
-Evon
