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Anonymous
3 years ago

Disable all UI injected into the page

I'm a web developer, and when writing CSS to style forms I need to make sure that nothing else is interfering with the stock browser form controls. The new 1Password extension's injected HTML/CSS interferes with this in a number of ways. Is it possible to fully disable all injected HTML and CSS?

1Password Version: 8.9.4
Extension Version: 2.3.7
OS Version: Mac OS 12.5.1
Browser:_ Chrome and Safari

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7 Replies

  • TaaviE's avatar
    TaaviE
    New Contributor
    18 days ago

    It's incredibly tedious that all the junk 1Password tries to inject and modify on webpages can't be permanently disabled. It interferes with development, new pestering things get added constantly.

    • 1P_Dave's avatar
      1P_Dave
      Icon for Moderator rankModerator
      17 days ago

      Hello TaaviE​! 👋

      Thanks for reaching out. 1Password needs to inject into the page so it can detect form fields, offer suggestions, and fill them. If you want to disable 1Password on a specific page, right-click the page and choose 1Password – Password Manager > Hide on this page.

      For development work, could you tell me a little more about how 1Password is interfering? Do you have an example you can share? And have you considered using a separate browser profile that does not have 1Password installed?

      -Dave

      • TaaviE's avatar
        TaaviE
        New Contributor
        17 days ago

        I want none of those features anyways. I should be able to disable 1PW injecting scripts.