Exact URL matching + Port number matching filters for credential list

ag_tommy

We correlate the reports and add them to the products teams workflow. They would make the ultimate choice based on feedback received. fwiw I am right there with you, even though I only have a few that use ports. 🙂

forumusername

Please add my +1 for supporting tcp port number when exact matching the url.

EvonG1P

Hello @forumusername, thank you for writing in.

Can you share a little more information on the feature request? If the URL is 'https://example.com:8080' then you can set the "Only fill on this exact domain" autofill behaviour rule. Here's more information on that -> Change where a login is suggested and filled.

I look forward to your reply.

-Evon

forumusername

Hi @EvonG1P,

Thank you for responding. This isn't a new request. I'm voicing a need for the same feature request the OP asked for in their item 2).

"2) Exact port number matching for multiple web services on the same host but unique port numbers"

For example if I have two https hosts at the following URLs:

example.com:8000
example.com:8001

I would like 1Password to only include the exact URL match, including port # when it does autofill suggestions. The current 1Password behavior will show a pulldown list of all saved passwords that match the domain and it doesn't not consider or match on port number.

EvonG1P

Thanks for the additional information @forumusername.

It is possible to see exact Login suggestions in the 1Password extension based on the URL+port using the 1Password desktop app with Autofill behaviour rules.

1. Open and unlock the 1Password desktop app.
2. Locate your Login item and click "Edit".
3. Click the "Autofill behaviour" rule button beside the website URL and choose "Only fill on this exact domain".
4. Click "Save".

Here are two screenshots for reference:

Autofill behaviour rule in the Login item:

Demonstrating the Login item suggestions:

I hope that helps. Let me know how that goes.

-Evon

forumusername

@EvonG1P Thank you. That solved it for me!

EvonG1P

@forumusername

You're very welcome. Let me know if there's anything else I can help you with. 🙂

-Evon