Secure mail - saving information for File:///C:/Users/ME~1/AppData/Local/Temp/securedoc_1234567T
Many medical websites (including Medicaid) send secure email as an attachment. You click the link > Open in browser. This opens a website on your local computer (File:///C:/Users/ME~1/AppData/Local/Temp/securedoc_1234567T.html) to fill in your username (email address)/password. Properly completing this opens access to the email. 1Password doesn't seem to realize that this is a username and password.
I've tried Chrome and Firefox. Same results (nothing). It doesn't offer to save the password, and it doesn't autofill it.
It does work fine in Lastpass.
- Is there a way to force 1Password to recognize that this is a webform?
- Is there an option to "Save all entered data?"
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Hey @dangit ,
1Password can only work on actual http(s) URLs and not on local files. The only way to make it work on such a file is to make an FTP server on your computer and access that file via your browser as an external link (which imitates accessing a website on a server), but that is way too much work for what you need.
I suggest you create a manual login in your 1Password app, then when you need to fill in such a file, click the 1Password icon on the top right corner to show 1Password, select that manual login you created, then drag the username/password with your mouse and drop it into the fields on the form. That should work and allow you to fill it quite quickly.
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Thank you for this information. I haven't found instructions for a manual login - well, I did, but it was for a Mac and they didn't match on the PC. Can someone provide a link for instructions on this?
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