I go to wikipedia.org, enter my login and password, submit form, but Save login prompt doesn't appear. And this happened on all other sites.
Firefox 30
First link, Second link. But it's happened in every site.
I don't see save prompt in Chrome too.
Firefox 30 1Pass add-on 4.2.3
Chrome 35 1Pass extension 4.2.3.90
And forum have bug with adding URL. Markdown template [ url ] (title), but in this forum I should use [ title ] (url)
No, that's correct. Markdown syntax is [title](url), it's always been like this.
First link, Second link. But it's happened in every site.
I can't reproduce this. Is it possible your auto-save setting is turned off? To confirm this, click on the 1Password icon in your browser toolbar and go to Settings > Auto-Save Logins.
Thank you, guys! It's really my problem with markdown and saves.
Svondutch, I think Auto-Save means save logins without prompts and disable it.
P.S. Please accept my condolences for the tragedy with MH17. All Ukraine mourns with you
Svondutch, I think Auto-Save means save logins without prompts and disable it.
Ah, I see what you mean. Yea, auto-save means to prompt you to save your Logins automatically, not that it bypasses that to save it in the background. We don't offer that option.
P.S. Please accept my condolences for the tragedy with MH17. All Ukraine mourns with you
I'm sure Stefan really appreciate that, I'll pass it to him as he's on a deserved vacation.
From our team here, we hope you the best for Ukraine!
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But why I don't see prompt after submit, like in previous 1Password version?
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First link, Second link. But it's happened in every site.
I don't see save prompt in Chrome too.
Firefox 30 1Pass add-on 4.2.3
Chrome 35 1Pass extension 4.2.3.90
And forum have bug with adding URL. Markdown template [ url ] (title), but in this forum I should use [ title ] (url)
Team Member
Hi @Denys Davydov,
No, that's correct. Markdown syntax is
[title](url)
, it's always been like this.I can't reproduce this. Is it possible your auto-save setting is turned off? To confirm this, click on the 1Password icon in your browser toolbar and go to Settings > Auto-Save Logins.
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@Denys Davydov Here are my steps:
Result: the 1Password auto-save window does appear.
Here are a few things I would like you to confirm:
Thanks!
Thank you, guys! It's really my problem with markdown and saves.
Svondutch, I think Auto-Save means save logins without prompts and disable it.
P.S. Please accept my condolences for the tragedy with MH17. All Ukraine mourns with you
Team Member
Hi @Denys Davydov
Ah, I see what you mean. Yea, auto-save means to prompt you to save your Logins automatically, not that it bypasses that to save it in the background. We don't offer that option.
I'm sure Stefan really appreciate that, I'll pass it to him as he's on a deserved vacation.
From our team here, we hope you the best for Ukraine!