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Autofill suggestions only show "Open 1Password"
Dave, I've noticed something new over the last few days. Autofill is still working, but sites that used to prompt with specific logins now prompt only with "open 1password". It works to choose that, but takes extra steps. I am not certain yet if it is all sites, but i dont think I have seen the usual prompt since this started. This is from seeclickfix.com Thanks Shawn
Ongoing Autofill Issues on Android
Hi, I've been a long-time user of 1Password, and up until recently, the experience has been excellent. However, for the past few months, the Android experience has significantly deteriorated. Autofill suggestions rarely appear, and when they do, they often fail to work as expected. Most of the time, I have to long-press the input field, select “Autocomplete,” and hope the suggestions show up—which they usually don’t. Even when suggestions do appear, tapping them often results in no action at all. I frequently have to force close Chrome and reopen it just to try again, usually without success. As a result, I now almost always end up copying each field manually from the 1Password app, which is extremely frustrating. I’ve tested this with two different keyboards. My primary keyboard is SwiftKey, where the suggestions fail to appear 90% of the time. Gboard performs slightly better, but even then, tapping suggestions often does nothing. This issue has persisted for months, and it's becoming a serious pain point. I'm honestly beginning to question the value of maintaining a paid subscription if such core functionality continues to be this unreliable. Please look into this—it really needs to be addressed. Thanks.
Recent autofill issues on Android and iPadOS
I've been a proud 1Password customer for many years, and it's the first thing I suggest people use if they ask about a password manager. But to me it seems that as 1Password has expanded to focus more on business/enterprise customers, the core of the product has really started to suffer. It simply doesn't work nearly as well as it used to. Three examples come to mind, all on mobile: On Android, specifically a OnePlus 13 phone, it fails to trigger in Chrome probaby 80% of the time. It simply doesn't offer itself as an auto-fill option above the keyboard. Yes, it's configured to do so. On Android, a Pixel 9 Pro phone, I have to go into the stand-alone product quite often because (I think) web sites aren't using form fields that 1Password can recognize. This happens often on sites such as The Verge where they ask for email and password as seperate form fields, one after another. This is very common now, so why doesn't 1Password support this better? When I use it in Edge on iPadOS 26, on many web sites, 1Password triggers, but then doesn't put anything into the form fields until I tap into the form then the username and password suddenly appear. If I press submit before tapping into the form field, it will fail. I will say, however, that I am glad the macOS desktop client works so well, and the Edge extension also works well. It's really mobile where things seem to not be getting enough attention...
Feature Request: Autofill Activity Log to Track
I have two important security feature requests that would significantly help protect users from unauthorized charges and fraudulent activities: Request 1: Autofill Activity Log In our non-secure internet environment with millions of phishing sites, credit cards are at constant risk. I would like to request a simple but necessary feature to log all autofill activities. This log should track: - Which account/website received autofilled data - What type of data was filled (credit card, personal info, etc.) - When the autofill occurred When users wake up with unauthorized credit card charges, they could check this log to identify exactly where their card information was entered. This would be invaluable for investigating fraudulent transactions and understanding how their data was compromised. Request 2: Enhanced Security Safeguards (1Pass) I also request that 1Password implement stronger security guards that can: - Detect and warn users if a site appears to be phishing - Verify that card forms are contained within authorized iframes and not in suspicious containers - Alert users when data collection might be happening on unverified forms - Prevent autofill on suspicious or unverified payment forms These two features would provide users with both accountability (knowing where their data went) and protection (preventing accidental submission of data to malicious sites). This would be a significant step forward in browser security and payment protection."No available sign-in for HealthEquity": passkey not found on Android
This looks like a new issue within the last few days, because it used to work. 🤷🏼♂️ When you log in to the HealthEquity app on Android, it can no longer find the appropriate passkey in 1Password. So you're effectively locked out if you use 1Password & Android. The error message, which now pops up instead of the 1Password "tap passkey to login" button, is: No available sign-in for HealthEquity Sign in another way. If you have a passkey for HealthEquity saved on another device, you can use it by scanning this QR code with the device where the passkey is saved. I'd add a screenshot, but HealthEquity doesn't allow screenshots. 1Password is unlocked and open on the Android device The same passkey, stored in 1Password, works for login via desktop/web browser Have tried rebooting phone, force-stopping and re-opening apps, etc.: no change Does anyone on iOS has the same problem?
Ability to use Sign in With ANY type of login
It would be really helpful if there was a way to use the Sign in With option with ANY type of login entry - not just Google, Amazon, X, Microsoft, and a couple of others. If I have entries for various internal resources that all use the same login credentials, it would be nice to point them all to a single login entry and then only have to update that single point to inherently update all of the ones using it.
