"Use suggested password" popup

And where did that blue button come from (Use "ajahn")?

From 1Password Autofill.

Oh GREAT!! Thanks.

On behalf of Jack, you are very welcome :)

After signing in one time with your account password, you should be able to use Face ID from then on, until the next time you restart your iPhone.
Oh GREAT!! Thanks.

Interesting... I typed in my password and got an email telling me I just signed in to Safari on my iPhone. Will this happen just once or everytime I sign in to 1password in Safari (on the iPhone)? And where did that blue button come from (Use "ajahn")? It showed up before now that I'm signed in, it shows the 1password login item under the username field.

Hey ajahn:

After signing in one time with your account password, you should be able to use Face ID from then on, until the next time you restart your iPhone.

Jack

Wait, when I looked at it again there was an entry at the bottom with the aA on it. I clicked on it and then clicked on 1Password. It asked me to sign in. How can I use face ID for that, like in the iPhone app?

@"jack.platten" ,
When I'm on the sign in page for the community (see my screen shot above), there is nothing with an "aA" on it. Just the small 1p icon with a lock in the username field, and the blue 'Use "ajahn"' button at the bottom. Am I missing something?

Hi ajahn:

To unlock 1Password for Safari on your iPhone, tap the aA icon in the Safari URL bar, then tap 1Password in the menu that pops up. Let me know if you run into any trouble!

Jack

Ok. I just tried using 1Password to sign in to this community in Safari on my iPhone. This is what I see when I tap on the 1Password icon in the first username filed.

What "toolbar icon" are they talking about here? This is on an iPhone. I do see the blue button at the bottom (Use "ajahn") which then lets me use my face ID to fill in the username/password. Is that how things work on iPhone?

After it logs me in, I get the following notice at the bottom:

Should I select "Never for this website"? I don't plan to change passwords on my iPhone, just use it as a read-only device.

ajahn Exactly right! :+1:

Just saw this: 1Password for Safari requires iOS 15 or later and 1Password 7.8 or later.
That explains it.