Browser String

vs2014
vs2014
Community Member

1Password seems to insert itself into the Header info the browser sends

"Mozilla/5.0 (iPhone; CP
U OS 7.1.1 like Mac OS X) AppleWebKit/536.26 (KHTML, like Gecko) 1Password/4.5.1 (like Version/11D201 Mobile/7.1.1 Safari/8536.25)"

How to remove this info?

Comments

  • buggypac
    buggypac
    Community Member

    There's a setting in the options to make it appear as normal Mobile Safari.

  • vs2014
    vs2014
    Community Member

    Thanks a lot

  • Hi @vs2014,

    I'm glad buggypac's advice was helpful! Please let us know if you have any other questions.

    For anyone else looking to change 1Browser's user agent, please open 1Password, go to Settings > 1Browser > User Agent, and select your preferred user agent from the list.

  • jamesreggio
    jamesreggio
    Community Member

    @JasperP‌, the choice of default User Agent is somewhat troublesome.

    The 1Password browser identifies as like Safari, which breaks the most common means of identifying whether an iOS browser is a UIWebView or full-fledged Safari.

    A number of websites have been adapted to work within the limitations of UIWebView (like the lack of proper window.open support, which is a common complaint in these forums), but your User Agent effectively prevents your users from taking advantage of this feature detection unless web developers add additional special-casing to their regular expressions.

    Perhaps your development team will reconsider for a future release.

  • Megan
    Megan
    1Password Alumni

    Hi @jamesreggio‌

    Thanks so much for adding your thoughts here. While I can't comment on our future plans, I'd be happy to pass your thoughts along to our developers. :)

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