Pop-up with only identities
Sometimes when I get to the authorization fields on a web site, the 1Password pop-up menu only shows me some of the contact information I have set up in Identities, it doesn't show any Logins I have even though they match the URL For example, in GMail you can set it up to send email from another email account. This pops up a new window which asks for the SMTP server to use, then the credentials for that server. I use GMail's smtp server and then I have saved the login info for my GMail account with a special "app password" that it can use for this. However, when I get to the username field, the pop-up menu only shows me usernames and emails from some of my "Identities", but not from the login whose website URL matches that popup window. I have seen this occasionally in other cases but I can't remember them right now, this one is current. I have a fully updated 1Password and extension, running in updated Firefox and Chrome with the same result.2Views0likes1CommentPasskey CR - Allow 1P To Scan QR Code
There are many times when I am browsing in some browser (like Safari, Edge, etc.) and the site recognizes that one or more passkeys have been created for the site and it pops up a prompt asking for to use a device (such as a phone, tablet, etc.) where some biometric authentication can be used to access the device's passkey. However, since I am saving my passkeys in 1Password, I am handcuffed at this prompt since there doesn't appear to be any way for me to use the passkey that is stored in 1Password for the site and scan the QR code. It seems like 1Password should be able to scan the QR code that the popup window presents and use the saved passkey for the site. I don't know exactly how this would be invoked. My guess it would be some option to use the passkey from some saved login entry. May you please pass this along to see what the developers think of this idea? If anyone else is interested in having this feature, please feel free to like/comment/watch. Thanks.40Views0likes3CommentsChrome plugin popup doesn't close anymore
On Chrome for Mac I have installed the 1Password plugin. Since recently, the popup that opens up prompting to save credentials won't close anymore no matter what I do - clicking on the 'x', clicking outside, pressing on the 'Unlock 1Password' button, hitting the Esc key. Chrome version: 141.0.7390.123 (Official Build) (arm64)9Views0likes1CommentSuggestion enhancement: customize password field name
Hi folks, I’d like to suggest an enhancement because the current workarounds I know of are a bit clunky. When creating a Login (using the Chrome extension in my case), I can enter the username, password, and URL, which usually works fine. However, some websites don’t follow the usual conventions for field names. For example: https://atrium8.neotimm.com/extranet/#/login (See screenshot of the Elements view below.) This site is in French and uses what we jokingly call the “French exception”--I guess: the password field’s aria-label is mot de passe instead of password. The default autofill doesn’t populate the password field. However, if I add a custom field in the Login item titled mot de passe with my password, autofill works correctly. My suggestion: Allow customization of the password field title when creating a Login item. This would make handling non-standard sites much easier. I’ve run into this issue on multiple sites, and I believe a 1Password staff member once suggested the workaround. If there’s a better approach, I’d love to hear it. Cheers!6Views0likes1CommentSevere slowdown in Chrome with 1Password extension 8.11.12.27 on pages with many inputs
Since updating to 1Password extension 8.11.12.27 in Chrome, pages with forms containing thousands of inputs freeze on load. The problem also occurs with many hidden inputs, which should not be processed by the extension. We run an application that makes heavy use of hidden inputs. With earlier versions of the extension this was not a problem. Profiling shows high CPU use in openOrClosedShadowRoot(), especially when called on the form element containing many inputs. After load, the function runs instantly, so the slowdown is tied to the extension’s initial DOM scan. Steps to Reproduce: Install 1Password extension v8.11.12.27 in Chrome. Open a form with thousands of inputs, including hidden ones. Example: https://inputs-1password.netlify.app/ On load, clicking buttons or opening the context menu is impossible. Chrome stays frozen until the extension finishes scanning. Expected Result: Pages should load normally, regardless of number or type of inputs. Actual Result: Pages freeze during load due to heavy time spent in openOrClosedShadowRoot(). Impact: Severe slowdown in apps with large forms. Users blocked from working with affected pages. Disabling Autofill options does not help. Using "Hide on this page" does not help. Adding data-1p-ignore to every input is not feasible for us. Rolling back the extension is not practical. Workarounds: None viable for production. Proposed fixes: Optimize DOM traversal or revert to the previous methods. Support a parent-level attribute to exclude all children from scanning. Ensure that when the extension is disabled for a page, it truly does not inject or process elements on that page.281Views2likes9CommentsUniversal Autofill + Chrome extension not working with latest Chrome on macOS (142.0.7444.60)
With the latest update of Chrome on macOS, Universal Autofill’s CMD+\ is no longer working properly with the Chrome extension. Problem: CMD+\ does not automatically autofill form fields on any website. Instead, you see the “Search 1Password” quick access popup, which indicates it does not detect the website you are on when you press CMD+\ macOS version: Sequoia 15.7.1 1Password for Mac version: 8.11.16 (81116035 on PRODUCTION channel) Google Chrome version: 142.0.7444.60 1Password extension version: 8.11.16.35 Additional troubleshooting information: 1Password “Connect with 1Password in the browser” is checked/enabled 1Password extension “Integrate this extension with the 1Password desktop app” is enabled and “Integration status” shows “Connected 🟢” The following does not fix this problem: Quitting 1Password and Chrome, and restarting both Removing and reinstalling the 1Password browser extension Restarting my computer 1Password Beta extension version 8.11.18.30 has the same problem167Views3likes7CommentsNative Password AutoFill Extension macOS
So one of the people in my family subscription for 1P relies heavily on iCloud Keychain. The nice piece about using the native autofill extension is entries from both show up together in-line. This happens on iOS (or if you use other password managers it secure by each provider but both are offered the same way together). in terms of migration and allowing those who wish to use both depending on the context. It would be nice to support the native autofill extension, but further it limits exposure or need for safari extension. Should someone not want to use or can't install the extension due to work policy or just rather not use safari extensions thanks. 1Password Version: 8.x Extension Version: Not Provided OS Version: macOS 12.6 Browser:_ Safari5KViews15likes154Comments[Feature request] Show number of matched logins on the 1P browser icon
Coming from Lastpass here, so far so good, but It feels like LastPass was much more features-packed than 1P. Is there any version meant for more advanced users ? Whenever I browse a website, 1P won't tell me if I have a matching entry on that domain, so I always have to remember if I have an account with it or not because neither the 1P browser exention's toolbar nor the desktop (windows)'s icons is telling. Worse, once I click the 1P manager to validate, 1P won't list the current domain's matching entries, so I have to search for it manually with the 1P search bar every time. I haven't digg much deep into 1P yet, but I couldn't find any front-end setting to enable such a feature or behaviour. Only workaround I found to this is to leave my lastpass extension open so it can provide me that information on the fly. 1Password Version: 1Password for Windows 8.10.45 Extension Version: 81044034, STABLE channel OS Version: 19045.4894 Browser: FF 130.0.1 (64-bit)126Views0likes9CommentsChrome Extension Causes Unwanted Vertical Scrollbar by Injecting 1p-live-region Element
Title: 1Password Chrome Extension (v8.11.14.24) Causes Unwanted Vertical Scrollbar by Injecting 1p-live-region Element Hello 1Password Team, I’m encountering a layout issue triggered by the 1Password Chrome extension, which I believe was introduced in a recent update (within the last week or two). Below are the details: Environment: Device: MacBook Pro 15-inch, 2018 (macOS 15.6.1) Browser: Chrome 141 1Password Extension Version: 8.11.14.24 Issue Description: The page structure includes a root div inside the body with styles set to width: 100vw and height: 100vh, while the html element has width: 100% and height: 100%. Under normal conditions, the page renders correctly without any scrollbars. However, when an input field on the page is focused, the 1Password extension injects a new element into the body with the ID 1p-live-region. This element has a fixed height of 1px, which introduces an unwanted vertical scrollbar and breaks the intended layout. Steps to Reproduce: Load a page with a root div set to 100vw/100vh and html set to 100% height/width. Observe that the page displays correctly without scrollbars. Focus on any input field to trigger the 1Password extension. The 1p-live-region element is added, causing a vertical scrollbar to appear. Expected Behavior: The injected 1p-live-region element should not disrupt the page layout or cause scrollbars to appear. This issue seems to be a recent regression. I’d appreciate it if the team could investigate and resolve it. Thank you for your attention and hard work! Let me know if you need additional details or clarifications.315Views6likes4CommentsOnly fill login on selected domains
I think this was something I sent to the team directly a couple of years ago and no joy yet. As (amongst other interest) a genealogist there is a feature I am desperate for that I constantly miss from Dashlane. The ability to set 1Password to only fill the login details on a domain. There is nothing more frustrating that having 1Password pop up in evert single search field of a genealogical website. At times I thing do I have to login then switch the extension off, but then I often jump between websites and need it's services elsewhere. I love so much about 1Password but this is a 100% frustration that dim's the pleasure of doing the research. Apologies if there is already a setting to do this but I have searched everywhere and haven't found it. Thanks in advance and here's hoping...12Views0likes2Comments