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Can only create a new identity in android app
I've downloaded a new app, First Alert by Resideo. I'm creating a new account through the app. There isn't an option to create it on their website. When I get to the password field, my saved Identities show up. Since I don't want to use those, but instead want to create a new login, I tap "Open 1Password". 1pass opens and it shows "Suggestions for Resideo.com", which are only my saved identities. There is a +New Item button at the bottom of the list, but when I click it I'm only given the option to create a new identity. How can I create a new login instead? I've had this happen in other apps before, but when it happens I can usually create/save a login through the website. I'm on a OnePlus 12, Android version 16.
Collection resets randomly in 1Password for Android
On Android it does happen most of the time, but not always. I have selected a collection. Whenever I have to enter my account password to the-login to 1P, and often also after the automatic locking of the app, the whole account is selected instead of my previously chosen collection. The steps are mainly Open the 1P app Select the collection Leave the phone alone for some time, e.g. some minutes or hours Open and unlock the app again The collection is not selected anymore
How do we get better fills on android?
I am a lastpass user that is trying out 1Password because I got access to it via EERO+. On paper, this looks like an upgrade. It handles authenticator TOTP, it has a shared vault instead of having to send and accept individual sharing password requests, it has better security, the desktop app works with browser extensions etc. But the major problem is, it will not fill things on android as well as lastpass. It rarely if ever fills a username which means all logins that are 2 step - fill in username, click next, fill in password - I have to go to the app and search to find the username. And when it comes to the password field, it's less aggressive than lastpass. Maybe this is a design choice but as much as 1password seems better (and free with eero+ to boot) it's a deal breaker for me. I have to balance convenience with my security and especially so for my non techie wife, I can't make her work flow any harder and to share passwords we have to use the same password manager - and it just makes sense to do so, if I become incapacitated I need her to know how to get into mine (and yes, having had a heart attack and a cardiac arrest and bit the dust for 3 minutes before being revived, I worry about this). So I would like to ask is there any way to make 1password more aggressive at filling in boxes? I'd rather have it ask me for things it shouldn't (like lastpass) than the reverse. If some people don't like it, make it configurable thru settings. I would like to switch to your product but the way it works now, I can't.March 2026 at 1Password: Securing access for humans and AI agents
In March, we introduced 1Password Unified Access – a platform that helps teams discover risk, secure credentials, and audit access across humans, agents, and machine identities. We also shipped some highly requested updates for 1Password Enterprise Password Manager, including Automated Provisioning. In case you missed it 1Password Unified Access is here On March 17, we introduced 1Password Unified Access Pro, a new way for organizations to discover, secure, and audit access across humans, AI agents, and machine identities. As agentic AI embeds itself into IDEs, automation pipelines, browsers, and workflows, the old model of "authenticate once, trust for the session" breaks down. Credentials are no longer just used by people — they're used by local agents, CI/CD pipelines, scripts, and AI-native tools, often outside the visibility of traditional identity systems. Unified Access tackles this head-on via three pillars: Discover. Surface exposed SSH keys, plaintext .env files, long-lived API tokens, and local AI agent activity on employee devices and browsers. Secure. Centralize credentials and developer secrets in 1Password Enterprise Password Manager. Then, control how humans, agents, and machine identities access them. Audit. Maintain a unified trail of who (or what) accessed which credential and when, across every identity type. 👉 Read the full blog post: Identity Security for Humans and Their AI Agents Verified emails from 1Password It should be easy to tell when an email from 1Password is authentic. To help you separate potential scams from legitimate emails, we've added a verified authentication indicator to emails from 1password.com, 1password.ca, and 1password.eu, You'll see them in supported inboxes including Gmail, Apple Mail, Fastmail, and Yahoo. By meeting the strict requirements for verified senders, you can instantly confirm that communication is genuinely from 1Password, and not a phishing attempt. 👉 Read more about how to identify emails from 1Password. Now available: Automated provisioning hosted by 1Password Provisioning is now built directly into 1Password – no SCIM bridge to deploy, no servers to maintain, and no ongoing infrastructure overhead. Connect your identity provider, add a URL and token, and you'll be up and running in minutes. Automated Provisioning is built differently to most hosted provisioning solutions. 1Password's zero-knowledge architecture means our infrastructure can't read your data. Automated Provisioning is powered by a confidential computing enclave, so cryptographic operations happen in isolation — not accessible to 1Password operators or even the underlying cloud provider. 👉 Read the full blog post: Automated Provisioning hosted by 1Password: A Simpler, Smarter Way to Manage Access Random but Memorable Two new episodes dropped this month on our Signal and Webby Award-winning security podcast, and both will teach you to be a better detective: Everything you need to know about OSINT with Kolina Koltai from Bellingcat How to spot AI-generated phishing emails with Bron Gondwana from Fastmail 👉 Reminder: Subscribe to the Random but Memorable YouTube channel to watch video versions of each episode! Release note highlights Browser Extension We’ve fixed an issue that would prevent Autofill from working properly on many websites. We’ve fixed an issue where turning off the option to offer and fill logins and other items in fields could cause other features to stop working properly. Mac, Windows, and Linux We’ve fixed an issue that could prevent the app from opening and cause a blank screen or error message. [Linux only]: You can now select Open Configuration in Settings > Browser to more easily connect the 1Password app to additional browsers. [Windows only]: You can now connect additional browsers installed outside of C:\Program Files, making it easier to use browsers installed at the user level. iOS, and Android We’ve fixed an issue that could prevent the app from opening and cause a blank screen or error message. [Android only]: You’ll no longer see multiple entries for the same login in your autofill suggestions. [iOS only]: We’ve fixed an issue where you couldn’t add an expiration date to an item on an iPad. [iOS only]: We’ve improved performance when scrolling in the AutoFill pop-up. [iOS only]: In Safari, the extension now locks when the 1Password app locks.Is there a way to force a sync of all vault items on Android?
Looking for a way to refresh my mobile Android 1Password client. I've noticed that sometimes new item(s) sometimes do not appear on the mobile app for quite some time. Usually, I have to exit and restart the app to force a sync. Is there a way to refresh the info on the mobile client? I know that other clients provided a pull-down option (drag down with finger from main page) to refresh the info displayed on the client. Where would I do this in 1Password? Guidance is always appreciated 1Password Version: Not Provided Extension Version: Not Provided OS Version: Not Provided Browser:_ Not Provided Referrer: forum-search:force refresh of all vault items
Support chromium-based browsers?
Hi, team! I'm working on an enterprise browser based on Android Chromium. When I try to save the passkeys using 1Password, I get an error message: "Unable to save passkey. For security reasons, 1Password did not save this passkey. The associated URL for this passkey does not match the selected app." I guess the reason of this error message might be because our browser (also chromium) isn't officially supported by 1Password. On other platforms, it seems there's the way to connect additional browsers to 1password app. Do you have any plan to support connecting non-supported browsers to 1Password app on Android? Thanks in advance!
