Two sites are not auto-submitting
I have used Website issue for the two site
and haven't ever heard back or seen a fix
Should it be raised here also ?
One is Tangerine.ca ( the password page )
And the other one is https://www.adminplus.info/adminplus.htm (the login page eg User ID which requests an email address)
these were submitted some times ago
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Hello @Gilles9,
Just to make sure there is no misunderstanding, is 1Password correctly filling these pages and the issue is only limited to 1Password not submitting the form after filling? Also, is it correctly submitting after filling elsewhere?
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Yes it does fill
the autosubmit does not work on the first page for adminplus ( where it request to enter an email adress ), this has been for quite a while
but the autosubmit works for the next page for the passwordfor Tangerine.ca there is only one page that needs 1Password, it is the second page for the password, which fills but does not autosubmit ( it was working well not too long ago
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Hello @Gilles9,
So with the first this is expected behaviour. We limit submitting the form only if we've filled a password field. The reason for this is text fields, the most common type of field used for usernames, gets used for a lot of things. Should 1Password make a mistake when it was only filling a text field we want to ensure the user has a chance to correct this. If 1Password fills a password field we become a lot more confident because password fields are very distinctive and rarely used for much outside of authenticating yourself or changing a password.
While it will seem odd to say, it's also this reason which is why we don't work on the "password" page for Tangerine. I managed to reach the password page and while you do see •••• when you type in the PIN it isn't a password field, it's a input field designed for telephone numbers, one where they are replacing the digits with the dots as you type. So like the first example, even if 1Password will fill the field it doesn't see it as a password field and so is unwilling to take the chance that submitting may pass details to a server you didn't intend to happen. I'm sure it's annoying but sometimes we need 1Password to be cautious given the importance of what is stored inside of it.
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Surprisingly the Tangerine website was autosubmitting the pass word aroung 7-10 days ago
was this new behaviour included in the latest versionanyway thanks for the rational
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Thanks for understanding. It can definitely be confusing! We're here if you need anything else. :blush:
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I just verified with Firefox
The password for Tangerine, does auto-submit
with version 58.0.2 of Firefox
Only Safari does not work
so the rational explained above does not stand anymore
You just updated the browser's extension, says for Firefox issues, maybe take a look at Safari issuesas said it used to work, it stopped working for no known reason for me
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@Gilles9: What versions of the 1Password app and extension are you using? You left those details out of your original post and so far haven't told us. The reason I ask is that we update all of the desktop browser extensions together, as they're the same code. So, unless you've got an outdated version in one of your browsers, they'll all be the same.
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I am using 6.8.7 beta 2 ( the App )
Safari extension 4.7.0 b2
as off yesterday, and it had the same behavior in Tangerine password field, it will autofill but not autosubmit0 -
@Gilles9: Thanks for confirming! Indeed, as lil bobby mentioned above, we intentionally don't submit webforms where there is no password field as that could cause all kinds of mayhem with a lot of sites, having 1Password submit a form when you don't want it to, or the wrong one. You should be able to submit the form using the Enter/Return key or by clicking the button though. Cheers! :)
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Then why does it autosubmit with Firefox and not with Safari
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Agilebits Store, as I use Betas
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and as you can see on this
the little key on the right of the field shows it is a password field0 -
Greetings @Gilles9,
I'm going to send an email to the address you use here in our support forums. Given I cannot reach the page in question I have a couple of requests and while the answers shouldn't contain anything sensitive I like to be cautious.
ref: WMD-49314-272
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