Recently when I log into a website using one password, after I successfully signed in it asked me if I want to update the record for no reason. I made no changes. It only recently started doing this.
Question: how can I fix this odd behavior?
1Password Version: 7.7
Extension Version: 7.7
OS Version: 10.14.6
Sync Type: iCloud
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Team Member
Hey @dealtek 👋
I'm curious if this issue is happening on every single website you sign into or if you're noticing that popup appear on a handful of websites. If the latter, would you mind sharing the website URL(s) with me so I can do some testing on my end and see if I can reproduce the issue?
ref: dev/apple/issues#5118
I'm seeing this behavior as well on the Bank of America website using Safari. Safari password autofill is turned off. I'm not currently seeing it on other sites.
I'm on MacOS 10.15.7, Safari 14.0.2 and 1Password 7.7.
Team Member
@TheLib
You might try adding *.bankofamerica.com to the do not save section in 1Password.
1Password > Preferences > Browsers > Autosave
Seeing same for Bank of America website. If you do click save it replaces your password in the vault login with string of asterisks --> "**********************".
Team Member
@s9utct
Indeed we have had reports of this behavior with Bank of America and saving. I have added your name to those affected by this.
ref: dev/core/core#3005
I also see the same issue. I logged in on December 20, and after filling in the password and starting the login, it was overridden with ******** and that is what 1Password offered to save, which I did. I had to recover the password today from previously saved passwords.
I should also mention that I have one other banking website that is mis-performing in the same way - RBC Online Banking (Royal Bank Canada).
Team Member
@Jim_Kel:
Thank you for the confirmation. I have let the developers know that you are experiencing this too