Stricting URL matching for subdomains ?

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Cyber40014

Okay, I am an admin in a global company.
We have about 57 domains all over the globe.
The biggest site in the use uses something like
contonso.com
Now, due to it security efforts we encrypted every service in our network with a https wildcard cert.

Just to give you an idea.
The lastpass subscription holds more than 100 users and about 4300 logins.

About 2000 are web based, means we log in via a webbrowser.

Before we used http://servername/
Since we switched to wildcard certificates we use https://servername.contonso.com/ or even better https://service.servername.contonso.com

Now please tell me again that, what 1password is defining as "works as intended" isn't lacking of the view towards needs of professionals.

Plain and simple. I can list 10 reasons from the top of my mind why I would like to switch from lastpass to 1password.
But not supporting URL rules for subdomains is a hard stop.

Sure, for the typical personal user there will be maybe 4-5 entries in the dropdown.

But if you look for professional needs clearly its no option to browse hundres of passwords.

Therefore please let us know if you are working on this feature and when we can expect it or if you simply do not support enterprises.
If you do not support enterprises, please let us know what the maximum team is we can sign up for 1password.

jonpurdy

+1. I have encountered this issue multiple times per day for the past couple of years at least. It was insidious because I'm fairly certain this stuff used to work properly, though so much broke with version 7 (attachments, no autofill + return, can't suppress duplicate password warnings, 2FA can't be suppressed without a tag, etc.) that I couldn't keep track.

I have been a 1Password user since June 11, 2008, recommended it to dozens of people and organizations over the years, and I took a serious look at alternatives for the first time today.

craigfisher

It's not too bad on Windows, but the one place that sorted lists with closest matches at the top is critical, is on a mobile... The current, apparently alphabetical order of all sites with the same top level domain, ignoring specific matches, makes 1password completely useless on my Android for any work-related server logins.

All I have is a horizontal scrolling list which is a mile long and contains all of my company's servers...

ReynHartono

+1. My company has many different apps with different login credentials on the same domain. It is very frustrating just to find the right credentials. Personally, I've got more than 20 logins on the same domain (with different subdomains on each credential).

I understand it might be easier for some users if 1Password matches at the domain level. So, I think it'd really helpful if you can implement this as a toggle.

I'm not a Mac user, but I really hope if this feature will be available on any platform.

(Reposting from https://1password.community/discussion/comment/601856/#Comment_601856 as it looks like this is the main thread for this issue)