Bug with password containing "@" [Due to German (and other lang) using AltGR key)
Hello 1Password Team,
For years I have the problem of creating a new entry in 1 Password that aborts entering a password every time I enter the"@" sign.
As soon as I typ the "@" sign the input is closed and the field masked.
It seems that the"@" character is used as the control character for 1Password.
How can I enter passwords containing a "@ sign without having to remember to open the password field again and enter the missing part of the password after the@" character?
Regards
/Willy
1Password Version: 7.2.572
Extension Version: Not Provided
OS Version: Windows 10.1803
Sync Type: Not Provided
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Hi @Nightrider,
Thanks for reporting this. Are you able to reproduce this if you were to reboot in safe mode with networking?
We are not using
@
or technically,Shift + 2
for anything, there is no code that deals with either one. Can you tell me what keyboard language and locale you're using? It is possible@
/Shift+2
on your keyboard is something else in English that Windows may be misinterpreting.If you open NotePad and type @, do you notice any oddities? Like some activity in the notification tray area?
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Hi Mike,
Thanks for your quick response.
I see this problems for years and on a lot of different machines with different 1password versions.
So I don't think it's a machine-related problem.
Because I'm in IT Support for 20 years I already have checked a lot ...
But while testing right now I found this:
I'm using a german keyboard & layout.
To enter the "@ sign I have to use the ALT-GR Key in kombination with Q".BUT
When I'm using the ALT-GR key an already present passwort field will be unmasked and when releasing the ALT-GR key all the password fields are masked again ... also the new one I'm currently trying to enter a new password :-O
So the problem is not related to the "@" sign but to the ALT-GR key and it's function to unmask a password field.
I can reproduce the behavior also with ALT-GR key and the Euro sign "€".
Hope this helps.
Regards
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Hi @Nightrider,
Ah, yes. Windows treat AltGR as the same as
Control + Alt
. We'll try to ignore the app shortcuts when you're editing an item or focusing the password field.Thanks for reporting this!
ref: OPW-2331
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Hi Mike,
that would help a lot 😉
/Willy
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Yep, it will. I'm curious why we didn't see much reports on this, we'd have this issue for years but I think you're the first to report this. Regardless, we will get this fixed.
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Hi @Nightrider,
Stay tuned for this in the next beta update:
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Hi @MikeT .... looking good 😉👍
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👍
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Hi @Nightrider,
1Password 7.2.573 is now out with the fix for your keyboard issue, please let us know if it works.
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Hi @MikeT
the fix for the ALTGR problem works perfectly!
Thanks for the quick implementation... and keep on going!/Willy
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Great, thanks for your help.
Yep, we're already on the next beta update with a few nice improvements.
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