1Password does not work with Safari profiles

grovolis21

I'm sorry there is no estimate available. The team is investigating.

Thanks for replying 1P_Tommy, is there any timeline or news regarding this issue?

The locked 1Password extension on one of the profiles in the screenshot below is what I was describing in my reply above.

I've actually gotten to the point that I've begun relying entirely on the 'built-in' Safari password manager. It's sad, but it works and does the job for me

I'm sorry for the trouble grovolis21 I've mentioned your report of this to the team. Thank you for letting us know you tried the workarounds. We appreciate you giving them a try.

I've recently started working with multiple profiles in Safari and the experience is really bad. I have to quit Safari multiple times during the day so that the extension keeps working.

Safari profiles have been out for months now. I am not sure why or how but this needs to be fixed. Having to use universal autofill is not a workaround either, same with the workarounds above (Sorry Dave).

Hello everyone,

Our developers are aware of some issues surrounding 1Password and Safari profiles and are working to improve the experience. I've made sure that all of your reports have been added to our internal work item for the issue.

For the time being, if you do run into the issue then turning the extension off and then back on should get things back to the working state:

1. Open Safari, then click Safari next to the  in the menu bar.
2. Click Settings > Extensions.
3. Turn "1Password for Safari" off and then back on.

Alternatively, if you continue to see the issue appear when using profiles in Safari, you can try one of the following workarounds:

Workaround 1: Turn off app integration

Turning off app integration will provide you with a much more stable 1Password experience when using profiles in Safari. However, with app integration turned off, you'll need to unlock the extension separately in each profile using your account password. Follow these steps in each of your Safari profiles:

1. Open your Safari profile.
2. Right-click on the 1Password icon in your browser's toolbar and click Settings.
3. Turn off "Integrate this extension with the 1Password desktop app".
4. Click Security and choose how often you'd like to be prompted to unlock 1Password in that profile.
5. Repeat for each of your profiles.

Workaround 2: Use Universal Autofill to fill your logins

Instead of using the 1Password for Safari browser extension to fill logins, you can use Universal AutoFill instead. Follow these steps:

1. Make sure that the 1Password for Mac desktop app is installed: Get the 1Password apps
2. Setup Universal Autofill: Use Universal Autofill in apps and browsers on your Mac
3. Use the Command-Backslash keyboard shortcut to fill logins in any of your Safari profiles.

I'm sorry again for the inconvenience. Hopefully the experience with Safari profiles is improved in a future update soon. For the time being, I hope that these suggestions help. 🙂

-Dave

ref: dev/core/core#24280

I will add to my previous statements. 1Password seems to sort of be working in safari on my Mac OS, intermittently. For example to respond to this thread, I went to the login page, clicked on the 1P icon in the username field. 1P prompted me to unlock 1P (finger print on my Macbook), and it filled in the login info. Other times over the past few weeks 1P will fail to unlock, or a "Reload" button will popup in the Safari Extension. Sometimes it will not correctly fill in a password and I have to copy and paste (the URL is correct so it should do so).

It feels like it is more stable and getting better, but inconsistent. I don't have time to figure out when it works and when it doesn't and under what circumstances. I also don't think it matters what profile I am in as it seems to work across all of them, or not work depending on the situation.

clako I work in a cross-platform environment, and even though the Apple password management app will be available online via iCloud.com, 1P integrates pretty seamlessly in a mixed environment, so I plan to continue using it.

As an aside, when iOS or macOS prompts me to save a Password in the keychain, I still do it, even if I also have it in 1P. I treat it like an insurance policy.

With the arrival of the new iOS 18 password app from Apple, one could wonder whether you need 1Password (provided you work on Mac's)

THIS is why 1Password has been horrible in Safari all these months while working flawlessly in Chrome and Firefox? Please come up with a fix for this. For now I've decided to stop using Profiles because I need the functionality of 1P.