Logging onto sites
Everything worked fine with the earlier version. With the latest version, it goes to the selected site, but does not enter either the email address or the password. The only way to get it to work is to open ! Password and copy and paste the password. What am I missing?
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How are you selecting the Login, @Clennell—in a browser or in the main 1Password program?
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My Internet Browser has the 1Password symbol, which I click on to open. I then enter my password and all my logins are there, but although I am directed to the site the email address and password for the site are not entered. :)
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It is already set as Current Tab. Still no joy, it used to be so easy
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@Clennell Are you seeing this with every Login item, or only one or two of them?
Here is something else you can try:
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For all sites, I arrive at the site OK but the identity and password are not entered by 1Password. I have reset Internet Explorer - no change. This process of iteration is very time consuming an so far it has been fruitless. As mentioned before with the earlier version of 1Password it worked every time! Would it be sensible to uninstall and reinstall 1Password?
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I'm sorta having the same problem - the user id and password aren't being filled in. If I hit ctrl and backward slash, I am presented in the lower right hand corner with multiple selections (if I have more than 1 user id/password for the site) or the user id and password are filled if there's a single user id/password. I then have to select the LOGIN button to get the main URL to be presented.
I am using IE 11 on a WINDOWS 8.1 Pro PC. Auto-Submit Logins is checked in the LOGIN preferences, along with the suggestions from above. Chrome doesn't work at all on the WINDOWS PC. Safari works w/o issues on the MacBook Air.
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I am using IE 11 on Windows 7, it looks like Agile Bits have forgotten that there are IE 11 users. I don't use Chrome, Firefox or Safari as I have enough suffering in my life!
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@Clenell, we work hard to make sure 1Password for Windows works with IE.
When we're not able to reproduce a problem being reported, we ask that the customer experiment temporarily with one of the other browsers mentioned by @svondutch to see whether the problem is isolated to IE, in hopes of tracking down the nature and cause of the problem.
In this case, though, I'm able to reproduce that behavior, and I'll mention that to Dev. In the meantime, I assume you're able (as I am) to press Ctrl+\ to get the form filled with your saved credentials.
Thanks again for your help!
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