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blackxacto
4 years agoNew Contributor
Why 1P refuses to recognize I signed into 1P?
Today, I visited bay through Safari Version 14.1.2 (16611.3.10.1.6). 1P asked me to sign-in to 1P first. So I sign-in to 1P. Back to Safari/ebay entrance. 1P refuses to fill in the username & password. Its like its broken. The only way I can sign in is use the menubar to open 1P. garb the username then the password one at a time. What happened w 1P? Did I break it some how?
1Password Version: 7.8.7
Extension Version: Not Provided
OS Version: 11.5.2
- jorhettContributor
No you didn't break it. AgileBits has abandoned Safari in favor of only supporting Windows customers.
- Safari nearly never unlocks correctly
- The only reset is to disable the extension and enable it again -- which breaks most application flows
The only reliable way to use 1Password with Safari these days is to open a blank new window, disable the extension, re-enable the extension, then go to whatever you wanted to use. Nothing else works consistently, and even paid business support can't be bothered to care.
- Former Member
I go back to eBay. I am automatically signed into eBay. I haven't signed into 1P yet. I get to go direct to my account. Great. But have no idea why?
Have you perhaps checked the "Remember me" box on the Ebay login page?
- blackxactoNew Contributor
I've rebooted my 19,1 iMac. This is so weird. I go back to eBay. I am automatically signed into eBay. I haven't signed into 1P yet. I get to go direct to my account. Great. But have no idea why? Anyway, I will try to remember to refresh the page if 1P does it again.
- blackxactoNew Contributor
will check. thanks
- 1P_Ben
1Password Team
Hi blackxacto,
I've seen something like this before, where refreshing the page resolves the issue. I'm not sure exactly what steps cause things to get into this state. If you refresh the page, does 1Password then fill as expected? Are you able to identify what happened leading up to this situation that is different from other cases where such a step is not required?
Please let me know. Thanks!
Ben
- blackxactoNew Contributor
eBay, not bay