Is there a way to automatically hit "enter" after selecting the credentials to use?

holguins

I read the discussion about this not being possible from Mojave onwards due to a limitation from Apple:
https://1password.community/discussion/91194/how-do-i-get-1password-7-to-hit-enter-after-it-enters-my-login-password-to-a-website

I recently migrated from another password manager solution where this auto-enter feature works in Monterey (12.X) and Ventura (13.X).
Is there a way to implement a feature to automatically enter the password (i.e. Not have to hit enter after I select my password from the listed credentials)?

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1Password Version: 8.10.0
Extension Version: Not Provided
OS Version: MacOS 12.6.3
Browser:_ Firefox, Chrome and Edge

andrew.l_1P

Hi @holguins,

Thanks for following up about this and welcome to 1Password! If you haven't already, I recommend enabling auto-submit in the 1Password Mac app's settings and exploring Universal Autofill:

Let me know how that goes or if you have any questions. 🙂

holguins

Hi Andrew, thank you for your reply. I just checked and I do have it enabled :)
With this setting enabled, 1P should automatically send the credential?

ag_tommy

@holguins

When using Universal Autofill, yes.

holguins

I might be missing something, because it is not working. Do I need Ventura or am I good on Monterey?

Mork

I see the same issue. Universal autofill is enabled for me as well and it "fills" in the credentials nicely, but I still have to hit ENTER for them to be .... submitted. I believe that's the OP's question also.

ag_tommy

@hologuins @Mork

Can you confirm that you have a single entry for the site? Also, make sure you are using the autofill shortcut. The default is command \ unless you've modified it for your own use. Are you using Quick Access instead, by chance?

holguins

I've tried it on a site with a single entry (i.e. banking account) I use the autofill command and fills the password, but it does not automatically enter. Tried the same with quick access too. I confirmed I have accessibility permissions for 1Password.

ag_tommy

Thanks @holguins

Let's grab a diagnostic and get you over to my colleagues in mail support.

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holguins

Hi, sorry for the delay.
This is the support ID number I received #MTT-28797-339.

Thanks!

Dave_1P

@holguins

Thank you for posting the Support ID. One of my colleagues will take a look and send you a response as soon as possible. To prevent duplication of effort I'm closing this thread.

-Dave

ref: MTT-28797-339