"Enable 1Password in Safari" Notification Spam

MintCollie
MintCollie
Community Member
in Mac

Hello all,

I am getting a constant notification spam from the 1Password safari extension. Every day I get multiple notifications telling me to enable said extension, but I don't want to as I find it visually interferers with typing in passwords sometimes. I cannot uninstall the extension as it is bundled in with the Mac program. If I enable and disable it the notification immediately come back.

Is there any other way to get rid of them entirely other then just disabling notifications for 1passsword entirely?

1Password Version: 7.8.2
Extension Version: 7.8.2
OS Version: 11.3
Sync Type: Not Provided

Comments

  • ag_tommy
    ag_tommy

    @MintCollie

    If you enable the extension and then disable the inline menu does that help?

    1. Disable the inline menu completely. 1Password > Preferences > Browsers - Safari, uncheck the option for "Show inline menu in Safari". This will cause 1Password to behave as it previously did before the inline menu.

    2. Disable the automatic inline menu popup. I use this on my Macs. 1Password > Preferences > Browsers - Safari - uncheck the option for "Automatically show the inline menu when selecting a field." Now, whenever you want to access the inline menu, you will need to click the 1Password icon in the field.

    3. Temporarily hide the prompt until the browser is restarted or until you right-click the page and select show 1Password. When the inline menu is shown, click on "Suggestions" and select hide on this page. This is useful if you want the inline menu on other pages.

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