Text replacement shortcuts issues in iOS
I have a few different text replacement shortcuts I've had set up for years within iOS... basically anytime I type these characters in a row (i.e. abc1, abc2, abc3), anywhere in iOS, it will prompt a pre-set auto fill. My use case for these is 4 different email addresses. If I type abc1, a promopt to autofill my yahoo email pops up, abc2 prompts my gmail, etc etc...
Since 1Password password prefill (which I LOVE) and iOS 12, I see the prompt for a split second, but it disappears behind 1Password's password prompts... does this make sense? I WISH I could post a screen shot here, but can't figure out how....
Obviously 1Password auto complete > keyboard text replacement, but it seems like this is a bug somewhere... like it appears and then goes away... anyone else?
1Password Version: 7.2.5
Extension Version: Not Provided
OS Version: iOS 12.1.2
Sync Type: iCloud
Referrer: forum-search:ios text replacement
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Hi @levithefa
I too make use of the iOS text replacement and I haven't noticed any difficulties. I'm not entirely clear on where you are seeing this problem. Does it happen in the Notes app, for example? Or is it only in the 1Password app that you're seeing this?
Obviously 1Password auto complete > keyboard text replacement,
I'm not seeing that setting anywhere.
Please let me know.
Ben
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It happens/where I see it mostly is i'm logging into somewhere/completing something in Safari (just figured out how to upload an image):
Regarding your quote.. wasn't referring to a setting, was just saying obviously 1Password is greater than keyboard text replacement
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Regarding your quote.. wasn't referring to a setting, was just saying obviously 1Password is greater than keyboard text replacement
Ha! Sorry for my confusion on that. I've become so accustom to referencing settings such as
1Password > Settings > Security > Touch ID
That I didn't even think of the greater than sign being used in it's original context. Got it now! :smile:
It happens/where I see it mostly is i'm logging into somewhere/completing something in Safari (just figured out how to upload an image):
Gotcha. 1Password isn't active at that point. It is possible the the iOS 12 Password AutoFill feature is somehow interfering, but that'd be something Apple would need to address if that is indeed the case. We just provide data to Password AutoFill -- we don't control how or where it functions.
Sorry for the inconvenience!
Ben
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I too have this issue. The text replacement, in my case my email address, does appear for a split second as stated and then disappears. I turned off 1Password and it words again. I turn on LastPass and it still works. It only doesn’t work with 1Password.
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@pmor: Indeed. That makes sense then. When you have iOS Password Autofill enabled, Autofill takes control over any login forms. I hadn't thought of it in terms of it taking precedence over text replacement, but that's absolutely the case. I'm not sure it's a bug, but you could certainly bring it up with Apple. Based on their philosophy as far as trying to get people to use better passwords though, which is why the Autofill feature exists in iOS in the first place, I would be surprised if this is something they'd be willing to change. In addition to what we do with 1Password, they offer their own iCloud Keychain for Password Autofill expressly for the purpose of saving and filling account credentials. I'd suggested just saving your username and password and filling it using Autofill instead of trying to do that with text replacement. :)
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After further testing, I can confirm:
- Type text replacement string in username field -- e.g. https://discussions.agilebits.com/entry/signin
- Text replacement completes
- Enable Autofill (iOS Settings > Passwords & Accounts > Autofill Passwords)
- Reload webpage
- Type text replacement string in username field again
- Text replacement does not complete
This happens even with only iCloud Keychain enabled in iOS Settings > Passwords & Accounts > Autofill Passwords. This is all Autofill. It's not at all related to 1Password.
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I'm not sure I understand. If you're seeing different behaviour with iOS Password Autofill now, that definitely sounds like a bug. I'd encourage you to reach out to Apple with the details, especially if it's something you're able to reproduce consistently. No matter what, I always get the same result here: if Autofill is enabled, it supersedes text replacement in login forms.
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Has anyone figured out if it is possible to have “text replacement” and “auto fill passwords” on at the same time yet
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Both iOS features work and can be enabled at the same time. They simply cannot be used in the same field simultaneously.
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