1Password Autosave

Hi @chrisdj,

I can't remember the other one of last week but today it was a site that provides certified logins that in the Netherlands, as a company, you need to be able to identify yourself on certain sites of the government. You go to https://www.zlogin.nl/templates/dispatcher.asp?gensubsub=true&page_id=5055556 and the click on the dark grey button on the bottom. which leads to a popup window with https://login2.zlogin.nl/aselectserver/server?request=direct_login1&rid=6F2BAE3BD1D74B54&a-select-server=zlogin in it.

On the machine / connection I was working on today, I didn't have a antivirus, VPN, or proxy at that moment. I do have Little Snitch running, but I don't see any connection, since this site doesn't seem to use any unusual connections, so it doesn't go off.

The Mac OS X firewall is on, not allowing certain incoming connections, it says.

Hi @chrisdj‌,

I'm not sure we're talking about the exact same situation. Once you have made a login entry - and yes, you can also do that manually - filling a login works fine. I meant that a new login, creating a login for the first time on this site, will invoke an automatic attempt from 1Password to save the login. That login can't be saved because the 1Password helper app popup doesn't get focus, thus can't be unlocked.

For this second attempt, I downloaded a screen capture app and made a short screen video of it. It was my first video so please don't mind the clumsiness and first turn off the sound: audioservicenederland.nl/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/1PWdemo.mov

As you can see, I try to give the popup focus by clicking it. You can't see that I'm also typing the keyboard.

I did that and tested again, both with 1PW still locked and unlocked.

In the locked situation, 1PW mini didn't pop up, to ask to save the login. Obviously, therefore the focus problem didn't appear either.
In the unlocked situation, 1PW mini did pop up, but now it had focus, so saving the (fake/test) login worked fine.

For now it works, thanks :) I suppose CTRL-CMD-Q is an empty-cache kind of command?

You're welcome.

I recreated what you described (quit both 1PW and Safari, restarted both, unlocked 1PW, locked it again, went to the login page, to the popup) and entered a fake login for the sake of testing. Then I get the 1Password Autosave window, exactly the top one from your last comment. However, then I get stuck, because this Autosave window doesn't get focus. I can move it, I can use the [Cancel] and [Unlock] buttons, but I can't give it focus (its top bar stays a lighter shade of grey) and therefore can't type in the password. Therefore, I can't get to the 2nd window named 1Password Save Login.

I have to Cancel or fail the login, unlock 1PW first, then login again.