How do I log in with a four-digit password?
By default, the password for my local public library is the final four digits of one's phone number (hardly the best security, but it wasn't my decision). For some reason, when I try to log in to my library's website, 1Password doesn't enter the correct, four-digit password; instead, it appears to enter a five-digit password (I'm unable to display the password so I can't be sure what the 1Password extension is pasting).
Are you able to help me with this peculiar trouble? The website I'm trying to log into is the Toronto Public Library website.
1Password Version: 8.9.14
Extension Version: Not Provided
OS Version: macOS 13.0
Browser:_ Safari
Referrer: forum-search:library
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I would recommend updating macOS when you have time to 13.2. On the subject of viewing the password at the end of the password field is a "V" click it and then reveal. Is the correct password shown?
Also 8.9.15 is available and fixes an unlocking bug. You may wish to update 1Password.
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@ag_tommy Thanks for getting back to me. When I reveal the password in the app, it is, indeed, the right password; however, when it pastes into the library website, it seems to have an extra digit.
Thanks for the tip about macOS 13.2 and 1Password 8.9.15. I'm updating them now.
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Is the link one you can share? You may wish to send us an email, so that one of the my colleagues on the extensions team can look into this. I'd be happy to see if I can fill faux data here, if you wish. You might not feel comfortable with this in public. In that case email us please and include the URL along with the following details.
support+forum@1password.comPlease include a link to this topic
https://1password.community/discussion/137482/how-do-i-log-in-with-a-four-digit-password
In addition to your user name.michael20
