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vjcinajr
1 month agoNew Contributor
Invalid pop-up asking for a passkey
I'm on macOS 26 using the Safari web browser. Every time I go to chase.com, (and a few other web sites) 1Password presents the following pop-up.
As far as I can tell, searching through chase.com's security settings, they do not yet support passkeys. My 1Password entry for chase.com does not give me the banner that chase.com supports passkeys, offering for me to use passkeys.
How do I get 1Password to stop presenting this dialogue for websites that do not support passkeys?
5 Replies
- CheesecakeNew Contributor
Try this if it applies to this login for Chase:
- In 1Password app go to Watchtower
- Select Category: "Passkey available > Show Items >"
- Scroll to and click on your saved Chase login
- In the right side pane you should see a purple section indicating "Passkey available" (see pic)
- Click on "Ignore". Done.
- Trevor_1P
Moderator
Hi vjcinajr,
I see that we have an issue opened internally for this issue on Chase's website. I've gone ahead and added your report to it.
In the "Autofill & save" section of the extension's settings, you can disable the "Offer to save and sign in with passkeys" option, but this would disable it for all websites. To confirm, do you have passkeys saved for the other websites where you're seeing the issue? If not, do those websites have an option to enable passkeys?
Issue=FILL-2938
- ShoxJeanzOccasional Contributor
I hope 1Password is not disabling this. Chase is offering Passkey support now, but it is a very slow roll out. Some users are offered to create a passkey when they use forget password, and some slowly can now manually create a passkey.
- vjcinajrNew Contributor
Trevor,
Thanks for the quick response. Unfortunately, or fortunately, I do have many passkey entries inside 1Password for other sites. Therefore, I will not be disabling auto fill globally.