"1Password can't verify that Safari should have access to your item"

Small correction: I hit cmd+\ to bring up quick access

I was also very confused by this.

As far as I can tell, the solution is to go to Safari > Preferences > Extensions and allow 1Password to always have access to all websites, as discussed here:
https://1password.community/discussion/126244/safari-setting-always-allow-on-this-every-website

Thanks DavidB but this is a different issue. I've already granted 1Password access to all websites.

This alert is a little different than the one in the thread you pointed to and appears under a different condition. It happened after taking the following steps:
1. Open a new blank tab
2. Press cmd+\ to bring up 1Password browser extension
3. Search or select a site, and hit enter to autofill
4. This should load the website and autofill the password. Instead it showed me that alert.

Bumping this issue as it's easily reproducible. One of my common use cases for 1Password is using it as a website launcher after opening a new browser tab, and this is broken in v8. Here's a screen capture:

In the above video, I've opened a new tab, brought up Quick Access, selected a site, and hit enter. Two problems:
1. It shows an alert instead of just opening the website I selected.
2. Even hitting the default "Fill Once" button doesn't do anything.

skatch

Thank you for following up. Command-Backslash is the keyboard shortcut for filling in the browser but, since you don't have a website open yet to fill into, it sounds like you're looking for the Open & Fill function instead. Can you please try the following:

1. Open Safari.
2. Open a new tab.
3. Press Shift-Command-Space on your keyboard to open Quick Access and search for an item. You'll notice "Open & Fill" next to that item instead of "AutoFill".
4. Press Enter.

Let me know if that helps. 😊

Gotcha. I can confirm that I get the "Open & Fill" behavior when doing this via Quick Access.

Can Command-Backslash work this way on empty tabs as well? (It would make sense, given that it brings up the UI that enables choosing a website to go to. And this is how v7 works, so hopefully there's no technical reason that it can't work this way.)

Also FWIW that "Fill & Update Login" button makes me slightly nervous. I'm not sure what it's going to update, but I don't want to accidentally hit it & mess up saved login info.

Hey skatch:

Great question. Fill & Update Login saves the details of what app the Login item was filled into, so it will be automatically suggested next time.

I'll share your thoughts about the behavior of ⌘+\ when pressed on an empty tab with the team!

Jack

Thanks Jack_P_1P

The “fill & update login” makes sense how you’ve explained it. I think it’s just confusing that it shows up as an option in this context, since I’m on an empty tab.

skatch

I'm sorry for the confusion, our team is discussing continued improvements to Universal Autofill and hopefully this is a place where we can improve the wording and functionality in the future. Thank you again for your feedback. 😊