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overleaf
4 months agoNew Contributor
Using 1Password for macOS autofill
In macOS Sequoia 15.5, System Preferences has an option under General > Autofill and Passwords that looks like it allows you to select multiple password managers for autofill as you can on iOS, but o...
pearsonjc
2 months agoNew Contributor
Hi Dave, I tried the "Universal Autofill" instructions you provided, but they appear to be for an earlier version of MacOS (pre-Sequoia). In Sequoia there isn't an option to select 1password in "Privacy and Security" settings. In Sequoia we have "AutoFill & Passwords" under the General settings in the sidebar. So it seems that it's not possible to use 1password to autofill in MacOS Sequoia. Is this something that 1password is working to fix? Autofill is a very useful functionality of course so I hope so. John
1P_Dave
Moderator
2 months agoThanks for the reply. The instructions are still valid for macOS Sequoia, did you try this step mentioned in the article: "If you don't see 1Password, click the + button, enter the password you use to log in to your Mac, and locate the 1Password app in your Applications folder, then select it and click Open."
Note: You'll want to do this under Privacy & Security > Accessibility and not Automation.
If you don't see a + button then can you post a screenshot of what you do see?
-Dave