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Siegmar
5 months agoNew Contributor
1Password Notes field with "strange" formatting
Hi,
Hi,
There is something really "strange" with the Notes field of 1Password.
Eventually I see an "Italic" in the middle of the text.
I always considered Notes as a Plain Text field, but I guess there is some formatting inside it.
The problem is that some password just "start" this "Italic" formatting and do not show some chars while not editing.
Also, the spaces I insert at the beginning of line are not shown when not editing.
For instance, below you find a small part of a password...
When I am editing, I see this:
lw*ru
When I am not editing, I see this:
lw_ru_ (ru is Italic and * is not shown) (looks like _ is not converted to Italic in this editor)
I have the images to show the case above, but there is no attachment in this discussion.
Why ?
IMHO Notes should be a Plain Text field.
I save a lot of information there and eventually Passwords.
Thanks
1Password Version: 8.10.46
Extension Version: Not Provided
OS Version: Not Provided
Browser: Not Provided
- 1P_Dave
Moderator
Thanks for reaching out. The issue that my colleague GreyM1P mentioned in their post has been fixed in the latest version of 1Password for Windows:
We’ve fixed an issue where spaces were not properly formatted after a Secure Note was saved.
Please update if you haven't already to 8.10.58 or later: How to keep 1Password up to date Support
If you still see an issue then please post a screenshot of what you see (make sure that it doesn't contain any sensitive information) and I can help further.
-Dave
- SiegmarNew Contributor
Hi Dave,
Any news about this fix?
I use Markdown a lot in my GitHub repos, but I just want to use plain text.
IMHO, using Markdown is a little bit too much for password observation: it is not something I will publish, it just an observation.Thanks
- GreyM1P
1Password Team
Thanks for letting us know. We're already working on this particular issue, and I'm sorry for the inconvenience. In the meantime, you could enclose text like that in ``` three backticks (above and below) so that it appears as pre-formatted text, like this:
Pre-formatted text won't be interpreted as Markdown and so will be forced into a plain text rendering mode.
— Grey
ref: dev/core/core#34364
- SiegmarNew Contributor
Hi,
Hi,
After 5 minutes 1Password Desktop shows the same error :-(
The version is "1Password for Windows 8.10.56 (81056028)" and there are no updates.When I use the Web (Browser) version, everything works fine (no Markdown).
When I use the Desktop version, the text below...
```
ABC BOLD ABCH1
H2
ABC
{
123 <- there are 2 spaces at the beginning
123
}
```... is shown as ...
ABC **BOLD **ABC
H1
H2
ABC
{
123
123
}The BOLD and HEADINGs Markdown syntax is, correctly, rendered when Markdown is enabled and not rendered when disabled.
But the spaces at before "123" are removed in both cases.
Looks like, it's a small BUG with spaces: please, do not remove spaces at the beginning.Thanks
- SiegmarNew Contributor
Working fine now :-)
Thanks - 1P_David
1Password Team
The fix should now be available in 1Password for Windows version 8.10.56.
Let me know if you're still experiencing any trouble.
-David
- SiegmarNew Contributor
Hi,
Any news about this fix?
Thanks - 1P_Dave
Moderator
The team is currently testing a fix for the issue in the nightly version of 1Password. Once testing is complete, the fix will graduate to the beta and then to the stable version as soon as possible.
-Dave
- SiegmarNew Contributor
Hi
Is there any schedule for this BUG to be fixed?
Thanks - 1P_Dave
Moderator
I'm sorry that notes aren't being rendered properly in the latest version of 1Password. I've been able to reproduce the issue using my own device when markdown formatting is turned off and I've filed an internal work item with our development team so that they can get this fixed.
For the time being, enabling markdown is an available workaround for the issue.
-Dave
ref: dev/core/core#33725