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zondi's avatar
zondi
Occasional Contributor
2 months ago

Re: Browser Beta: Feedback regarding the new sign-in experience

Description:

We are experiencing a significant workflow disruption due to the automatic "Open 1Password" login prompt that appears when attempting to log into websites. This feature is particularly problematic on sites with Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) or .htaccess protection, where it interferes with the login process and adds an unnecessary step.

We have an irrational dislike for this specific feature as it hinders our workflow without providing tangible benefits in our specific use cases.

Reference:

A screenshot illustrating the prompt.

 

Request:

Please, can anyone provide an option to completely disable this automatic login prompt? Ideally, this would be a global setting within 1Password or an option to prevent it from appearing on specific sites. We want to avoid this prompt entirely to streamline our login procedures.

7 Replies

  • ezfe's avatar
    ezfe
    Occasional Contributor
    2 months ago

    This prompt generally works well for me, but there are definitely some sites where it just...sticks around doing nothing which is super annoying.

    • ChrisC1P's avatar
      ChrisC1P
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      1 month ago

      Hi ezfe​ could you also share the URLs where you run into issues using Universal Sign On so I can do some testing?

      -Chris

      • ezfe's avatar
        ezfe
        Occasional Contributor
        1 month ago

        This also occurs logging into the Ubiquiti dashboard with a passkey. It fills the username, then prompts for a passkey but the login box at the top just sits there.

  • zondi's avatar
    zondi
    Occasional Contributor
    2 months ago

    Sorry, this is not about "Open 1Password". Rather it is about the meaningless pop-up.

    • ChrisC1P's avatar
      ChrisC1P
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      1 month ago

      Hi zondi​ thanks for reaching out!

      The pop-up you're seeing is the new Universal Sign On feature which you can turn off with the following steps:

      1. Right-click the 1Password icon in your browser's toolbar and select 'Settings'.
      2. Click on 'Autofill & save' in the lefthand menu.
      3. Toggle off the 'Sign in with Universal Sign On' option.

       

      As for the sites where the Universal Sign On doesn't work smoothly, can you share the URLs where you ran into issues so I can do some testing on my end? 

      -Chris