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Anonymous
4 years agoSafari dropdown overlaps 1Password dropdown
This problem occurs on nearly every site in Safari and has for a long time. I am making time today to describe the problem in hopes you can fix it in an update. As you can see from the screenshot below, Safari (boxed in red) slaps it's drop-down atop the 1Password dropdown (boxed in green). It covers up the info so I cannot see it.
I want 1Password to be on top. If you cannot do that, please recognize where the Safari dropdown appears and please make sure the 1Password drop-down appears BELOW that so I can see all the choices.
Thank you.
1Password Version: 7.9.2
Extension Version: 7.9.2
OS Version: MacOS High Sierra
8 Replies
- Anonymous
In TP with Cascadea this snippet helps:
body:has(com-1password-button) input[type="password"]::-webkit-textfield-decoration-container {
margin-right: 2em !important;
}
Maybe 1password should inject a similar css?
- sameerchavanFrequent Contributor
I have same problem. This started after I updated to latest Safari 15.4. I have unchecked all the autofill options. But it keeps showing the keychain password generation dialogue. And now, I don't even see 1password focused suggestions. How to fix or roll back the safari
- jehrlerOccasional Contributor
With the latest Public Beta on Monterey (12.3), even with the User names and passwords disabled in Safari, Safari keeps popping up a suggested password dialog that blocks the 1P dropdown. Really frustrating.
- Anonymous
I don't know what "Hide my email" is, but Ben's suggestion was the solution for me in Safari running under MacOS X High Sierra. (Note the unticked line in the screenshot below.)
- celosOccasional Contributor
For what it's worth, the same basic overlapping behavior also happens with the "Hide my email" popup.
- 1P_Ben
1Password Team
Hi folks,
We would recommend against using multiple password managers, to avoid conflicts. In this case I would suggest turning off the password management features in Safari.
Turn off the built-in password manager in your browser
If that is impractical, you may want to consider turning off the automatic display of 1Password's inline menu:
(in the 1Password extension's settings)
I hope that helps!
Ben
- Anonymous
Even so with the inline 1Password logo. clashes with the safari password. could 1Password logo be spaced more to the left?