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I have 2 physical keys as my main way of protecting my 1Password, primary e-mail, gov identity and computers. Using the software from the key vendor it allows me to view the list of passkeys (now that we have a common thing to call these identities). If I edit the item that has a passkey saved, I'm only able to delete the passkey, but not really able to review any details about the passkey. I saw there is a couple of posts to start allowing passkeys to be exported and exchanged as part of the new Fido Alliance additions to the standards (best I can summarize here). Please let me know if this helps. I'll be happy to expand if needed.6Views0likes0CommentsRevisiting minor details of Passkeys
I wanted to generate a few nuanced questions about Passkeys after having using them for a very long time in the context of 1Password. I noticed that certain web sites and apps will ask you to create new passkeys even though I have had passkeys for that site for a very long time. The list includes most of the large companies which have been using passkeys for a long time and were part of the early initiatives to roll out passkeys to the general population. Trying to determine any specific reasons for this (ie maybe signing on with a new device, new os Maint or release, new device hardware type like Windows laptop vs Mac laptop, iPhone , android, etc). Only one passkey is saved off in 1Password but curious on what drives the offer to generate a new passkey as it all appears to work seamlessly for the most part. Is the initial passkey generation dependent upon the hardware specific encryption/decryption chips available on the different devices? Also, after the initial generation of Passkeys is 1Password just merely storing the passkey in its database, thus allowing for the seamless use across multiple devices? Thank in advance for your answers!9Views1like1CommentUnable to create and save a passkey in Costco android app
I am getting the error message when trying to create a passkey in the Costco android app on my Samsung S22 Ultra phone: "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."Solved636Views6likes13CommentsPay with PayPal Popup & Passkeys
When I log into PayPal.com, my passkey works as expected. But... I'm making a purchase through another website and it opens a PayPal popup window to complete the purchase. The passkey prompt appears, and then is replaced by the Safari Passkey prompt. If I dismiss the Safari prompt, the 1Password prompt doesn't do anything. Why are we overcomplicating this process by trying to replace the system prompt? It seems to cause so many issues even beyond just this example that's fully broken.3Views0likes0Comments1password constantly prompting for passkey on some sites
When visiting some sites that supports passkey (UpWork.com is one), I often get bugged about passkeys on every single page visit I make. The passkey notice is quite annoying and has to be dismissed constantly. I'm using Safari 26.1 on MacOS, with the 1password extension. Is it supposed to be like this? I know I can disable the prompts for passkey altogether, but I do use it on some sites and it's helpful at times. It's just that some websites cause it to prompt constantly which is very annoying.9Views0likes0CommentsPasskey experience - keyboard
Until passkeys came along, I could always conveniently and quickly sign into websites without taking my hands off the keyboard. Now that passkeys exist, I have to annoyingly use the mouse to click 'Sign in'. I just thought that it will get better soon, because it's all new, and the developers haven't got around to fixing it yet. But perhaps it hasn't occurred to them? I suggest that the extension should allow users to assign keyboard shortcuts to sign in with a passkey.12Views1like0CommentsHealthEquity Passkeys
I can report that HealthEquity is working as expected with respect to Passkeys. As of today 10-24-2025 Health Equity states that you can only login with Passkeys going forward, no name and password with 2FA, except to get the ball rolling. I set it up on iOS 26, including iPadOS 26. The process starts with the HeathEquity app and proceeds to set up the Passkey - which I am then allowed to save to 1Password. Once setup, I also turned on settings within the HE app, to login via Face ID (and Touch ID on the iPad). I am now able to login to the app with that one, single/same Passkey on iPhone, iPad and via Safari. This is what I was hoping for and that I hope is the paradigm for all passkeys - for apps and websites - going forward. What I don’t know is what kind of recovery process HealthEquity has. 1Password should serve as a backup in case of loss of devices - but others may not have a password manager to help with this, even though Apple has such management built in, and probably Google. I’m just thinking that at some point you might have to rely on some kind of recovery.21Views0likes2Comments"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?11Views0likes1CommentYouTube login not working with 1Password
Hi, Using Safari on my Mac (26.1), YouTube told me that I was not signed in. During the sign-in process a window popped up asking if I wanted to use my passkey in the Passwords app. No matter what I tried it would not look at 1Password. The only way I was successful getting back in was to enable Passwords again. The entry for Google there does have a passcode. I tried to export that entry but the Passwords export selected item asks me to select the app to receive it but neither 1Password or anything else is listed. I hope I'm explaining this well enough. Anyone have a solution to this? Thanks Jack9Views0likes2Comments