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Passkey are still accessible in travel mode
I turned on “travel mode” for my social media and bank vault, then deleted all the apps from my phone before traveling. Later, I re-downloaded the apps—and was still able to log in using my passkey. So… what’s the actual point of travel mode if I can still access everything which is marked as easily? Am I misunderstanding how it’s supposed to work, or is this expected behavior?
1Password Not Able To Log In To Gmail With Passkey
This is on Samsung S23. I am trying to log into gmail with a passkey stored in 1password but it does not work. This passkey works perfectly on my desktop. My understanding is that passkeys stored in 1password are supposed to be usable across devices. I have 1password set as my preferred autofill service and I have autofill with chrome enabled. When I try to log in, it only checks the Google password manager vault, and the option to autofill the passkey from 1password is never given. For my org, I am unable to log in to my email with a password, so I MUST use a passkey from 1password to log into my device. I see a lot of complaints about 1password autofill on Samsung devices on this community as well as on reddit. Is passkey autofill from 1password fully supported on Samsung devices? Please advise. Thank youPasskey not filling on Android
I keep running into an issue where the passkey can be created in both the app and website for shop.app / shopify.com and it can store in 1password but when you go to use it, it insists it must look in the default android store instead of 1password. I re-established the 1password autofill and other passkeys are fine, it's just this one that isn't recognizing. Well, there are a couple honestly, but maybe 90% of the sites load just fine. Is there something different about some sites that make them not work?
Security Key still not working in 1Password Mac app - AUTH-1545 unresolved after 2+ years
I'm writing to add yet another report to this long-standing issue. I have a Google Titan Security Key configured as 2FA for my 1Password account. It works perfectly fine in the browser, but the 1Password Mac app simply does not recognize it. The LED stays off, tapping does nothing, and I'm stuck at the "Tap your security key to finish signing in" screen. This is the exact same issue reported by multiple users going back to late 2023: Nov 2023: Adding Security Key to My Account Has Locked Me Out of All the 1Password Apps Apr 2024: Titan security key doesn't work with the 1Password for Mac desktop app Jul 2024: 2FA with security key - Unable to log in in the 1Password Mac Application May 2025: 1Password macOS w/ Google Titan Key - No security key prompt Oct 2025: Titan Security Key not functioning on MacOS app (known issue for 2 years and still not fixed) In the October 2025 thread, a moderator acknowledged the issue under internal ticket AUTH-1545 and stated it was "being investigated". It is now April 2026 - six months later and nearly three years since the first reports - and there has been no update, no fix, and no timeline communicated to the community. This is not an edge case. 1Password actively advertises security key support and encourages users to set them up. When users follow that recommendation, they find themselves locked out of the Mac app with no warning whatsoever. For a product whose entire value proposition is security and reliability, that is unacceptable. I need a clear answer from the 1Password team: When will AUTH-1545 be fixed? If there is no fix planned, say so openly so affected users can make informed decisions about their subscriptions. Silence on a known, multi-year authentication bug is not acceptable for a paid security product.
I *really* need to turn off passkey support
I use 1Password everywhere: on Apple devices, on linux, on Windows, etc. I generally use the web app and browser add-ons on desktop. However, my day-to-day work environment is late Ubuntu. What I don't have on my (ThnkPad) laptop is any working 2nd factor auth (fingerprint, facial recognition, etc). I do have a fingerprint reader, but it is useless on Ubuntu; besides, my laptop is habitually closed, so I could not even try to use it. I use Firefox on Ubuntu and cannot possibly change to a different browser for my general usage. I have turned off Offer to save and sign in with passkeys in the browser's 1Password plugin settings, but my problem is that 1Password still prompts me regarding passkeys. If I am not careful (if I foolishly attempt to interact with these prompts) I quickly end up in a lose-lose situation, where 1Password (at least, I think it is 1Password at this point) persists in prompting me for a passkey but, since I have no bio security auth available, I now go round and round in a loop. As my posting title says, I really really need 1Password to stop trying to use passkeys in all circumstances. As an alternative, I might be happy with a USB fingerprint reader that works reliably with my P16 gen 1/2, but it would have to be a 'safe' reader: for example, it shouldn't store the fingerprint data on the reader itself and simply send a YES or NO, to the authentication routines running on the laptop. FYI my wife encountered a similar situation recently. She has a Mac Air and was prompted to upgrade her 1Password installation. While she was doing this, she started seeing prompts for fingerprint auth (though these did not explicitly mention fingerprints) and, for the life of me (and I am an experienced engineer) I could not tell if these were coming from 1Password, from Safari or from MacOS: I did think they were probably coming from at least two of these. With my help, she fought through all of this and 1Password was re-installed, but she was very confused, even angry, by the end. Like other people, I fail to see how passkeys help us and make us more secure. Much of the problem stems from the fact that each platform, and sometimes different apps on the same platform, treat passkeys differently, so the user experience is a complete mess. I realise that passkeys can help combat phishing, but 1Password already warns me if I am trying to use credentials for one website on a different one, which goes a long way to mitigating the problem. If a user decides to use passkeys in the way god intended, s/he is likely to have more than one hardware token and enroll the same website (passkey) on each one, which is a complete waste of time. I appreciate that 1Password is trying to help us users, by making passkeys portable, but this negates one of the planned features, which was that they would require a user to provide 2nd factor auth on a single device, as part of the login process. However, today I would like to see my small problem fixed, so I never see passkeys again. We can leave the future of passkeys for another day.
Passkey 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.
