Subdomain not populating password instead showing list
Hey Guys -
All of a sudden today my passwords to subdomain sites are not populating. I'm getting a list for every single password. It used to populate these fields just fine, now all of a sudden it's not working. It's basically just showing me a list of passwords.
The URL stored in 1Password is the EXACT URL I'm logging in on.
Any ideas?
Currently using Chrome version: 53.0.2785.80 beta (64-bit)
Maybe a beta upgrade triggered it?
1Password Version: 6.3.2
Extension Version: 4.5.9.90
OS Version: 10.11.6
Sync Type: Dropbox
Referrer: kb:undefined, ug:mac/, kb:undefined, kb-search:password not populating
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Hi @idealerror,
I'm sorry to hear filling sign-in forms on sites isn't working the same way (or as well) as before! I hope you don't mind, but I've moved your message to our "Saving and Filling in Browsers" forum.
Just to make sure I understand what's happening (or not happening) on your end, can you let us know a few more details:
- What are the exact steps you normally take to have 1Password fill your login credentials?
- Is this problem happening for all sites, or just one specific site?
- It sounds like you have multiple Login items for the same website, which explains why you're seeing a list of matching Login items in the 1Password extension. When you choose one of the suggested Login items, does that fill the sign-in form as expected?
- What happens if you click on the URL field of a Login item in the main 1Password app?
- What happens if you open a website by choosing a Login item from the 1Password extension in the browser?
- What happens if you go to a website first, and then choose the matching Login item from the 1Password extension?
- When using the extension, do you click the 1Password icon in your browser's toolbar, or do you use the
⌘\
keyboard shortcut?
Thanks in advance! :)
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Hey Drew -
- What are the exact steps you normally take to have 1Password fill your login credentials?
Usually I'll punch in a login, 1Password will ask if I want to save it, I say yes. I come back to the page and use ⌘\ and it auto fills.
- Is this problem happening for all sites, or just one specific site?
Currently all sub-domain type sites that have more than 1 login like abc.website.com and 123.website.com
- It sounds like you have multiple Login items for the same website, which explains why you're seeing a list of matching Login items in the 1Password extension. When you choose one of the suggested Login items, does that fill the sign-in form as expected?
Yes
- What happens if you click on the URL field of a Login item in the main 1Password app?
When I click "open and fill" it goes to the website and auto fills the login and logs in just fine.
- What happens if you open a website by choosing a Login item from the 1Password extension in the browser?
It goes to the website, fills in the user, password, and selects from drop down (as it's supposed to) but does not submit.
- What happens if you go to a website first, and then choose the matching Login item from the 1Password extension?
Auto fills user,pass,select box and logs in just fine.
- When using the extension, do you click the 1Password icon in your browser's toolbar, or do you use the ⌘\ keyboard shortcut?
I use the ⌘\ shortcut.
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@idealerror Can you check the settings at
1Password > Preferences > Browsers
and let us know what the "Allow filling on pages that closely match saved websites" setting is?0 -
@jxpx777 All have been checked: https://cl.ly/41370n453d0i
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Uncheck the checkbox I referenced and that should help. :)
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@jxpx777 Worked perfect!
What does this checkbox do exactly?
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That's kind of a million dollar question, and it's honestly the source of great confusion both with users and inside AgileBits. Basically, it controls whether 1Password gives preferential treatment (disabled) or not (enabled) to Logins whose subdomains match the subdomain of the page you're trying to fill. (Yes, it sounds like this should always be preferred but there are actually some legitimate use cases for having this checkbox checked…)
So, let's say you have two Logins saved, one with a URL of
abc.website.com
and one with a URL of123.website.com
. The default behavior, which is with this checkbox disabled, is that when you're onabc.website.com
and pressCommand-\
, 1Password will prefer the one that matches that subdomain. Ditto for when you're on123.website.com
. But if you're onwww.website.com
, 1Password knows only that both of these Logins are valid for filling onwebsite.com
, but it can't know for sure which one to fill so it prompts you to choose. Checking the checkbox forces 1Password into this behavior even when you're onabc.website.com and 123.website.com
.I hope I explained that clearly enough. It's tough to describe in plain language without resorting to language about domains and subdomains that many people just don't understand or care about, so I'm glad we at least had that to start from. :) Obviously we aren't doing a good job with this checkbox label, though, because it was still unclear to you. Hopefully we can come up with something perfect soon…
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That made perfect sense. Thanks for the deep explanation :)
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My pleasure! Let us know if we can help with anything else.
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