1Password for Safari only works in alternate profile
I recently wiped my macOS user account and set up a new one. My Safari profiles transferred over when I logged back in: I have the default 'Personal' one and an alternate one. The Safari extension appears to be working fine in the alternate profile, but in the Personal one it doesn't appear in the browser bar, and when I look it up in Safari settings there's no way to enable it. Under the extension list, it says that it's enabled in the alternate profile. If I then click on "Manage Profiles..." it takes me to the profiles tab. But there, only my alternate profile has a tab for enabling extensions: the default one doesn't. Is there a way I can get 1Password for Safari working on the default extension? I can always copy and paste passwords with the main app, but passkeys won't work without the browser extension.
Regression in 1Password Auto-Fill for Directory-Protected Links
Previously, 1Password reliably auto-filled credentials when accessing directory-protected URLs. However, for the past 10-14 days, this functionality has stopped working on both macOS Sequoia and Pop!_OS (Ubuntu 22.04). Given that I frequently work with such URLs, this regression significantly impacts my workflow. Has there been a recent change affecting this behavior, and if so, is there a way to restore it? Would appreciate any insights or workarounds.
About automatic password entry in Azure AD
Hello, everyone When I authenticate with Azure AD, I have multiple IDs to use. Therefore, it's natural that I have to choose from a long list when entering my ID, but I also need to select from many lists when entering my password after entering my ID. However, since I've already entered my ID, I think it should automatically enter the corresponding password. Is there any solution?
Do Not Offer to Save Password on Specific Subdomain
I am an IT administrator who uses 1Password for both personal and work accounts (with separate vaults), and I am part of multiple teams within my organization. I want to allow prompts to save and update passwords on most sites, but there are a few specific subdomains where I never want to save a newly created or updated password. In the specific example that is prompting this discussion, I want to save and autofill on most Google URLs (accounts.google.com, etc.) for personal accounts, but I never want a prompt to save when I reset another user's password in the Google Admin Console (admin.google.com). From what I have seen so far, it doesn't seem to be possible to blacklist specific subdomains for this purpose without fully disabling all autofill and save options for that site/those passwords. Allowing users to block specific subdomains from prompting to save or update would be incredibly beneficial.
