how to find new password that i just generated?

bobbycheetah

I generated a password while going thru the change password process on a website. However, i lost the password that was copied to the clipboard before i had a chance to save it to 1Password. Is there any way to find what that password was? if not, i'll have to go thru the "forgot password" process of the site i'm trying to access.

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1Password Version: 7.8.7
Extension Version: 70807004
OS Version: macOS 10.13.6

bobbycheetah

After posting this, I found info in KB regarding generator history, but I'm not able to find that. I used the instructions below. Is it saying to open the 1Password app itself on my Mac or to use my web browser extension? Either way, i'm not seeing anything regarding "Generator History".

Step 1: Find the password
Whenever you use the password generator to fill a password on a website, 1Password will automatically save it.

Open and unlock 1Password in your browser.
Click the new item icon and choose Password Generator.
Click Generator History.
Click to copy the password that corresponds to the website where you used the password generator.

ag_ana

@bobbycheetah:

Open and unlock 1Password in your browser.
Click the new item icon and choose Password Generator.
Click Generator History.

This is a screenshot for you:

bobbycheetah

thanks for the pic. but I dont' have that.

ag_ana

@bobbycheetah:

What do you have in place of that? Can you post a screenshot?

bobbycheetah

hi. thank you for the posts.. the 1password support team contacted me and got me thru. basically, opened the 1password app itself on my mac. then on left, categories, then passwords, i scrolled to the bottom and found the pw that I had created. It's all good now.

ag_ana

Thank you for the update @bobbycheetah! I am glad to hear this :)

If you have any other questions, please feel free to reach out anytime.

Have a wonderful day :)