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Safari says "Open 1Password"
This has been happening a LOT in recent months. To start with, the browser icon shows locked. Click on it and it says "oops something went wrong". I can't recall what I click next, but things don't work. When I come back to the dialog box again, it now says "open 1password". The button doesn't do anything. I already have 1password open anyway, and unlocked. I close 1password just in case, and the button still does nothing. I click on the locked 1password icon in the username field, but it does nothing. If I close and reopen Safari, it will work again for awhile, then stop working. Sequoia 15.3.1, 1Password for Mac 8.10.64 (81064007), 1Password for Safari 8.10.64.7.
Request: 1Password support for autofill on input fields with type="search"
Issue Summary I've noticed that 1Password doesn't recognize or autofill input fields with type="search". This is a standard HTML5 input type documented in MDN Web Docs as a text input field optimized for search queries. Environment Device: Mac Browser: Microsoft Edge Mac, 1Password, and MS Edge versions: Latest as of March 9, 2025 Detailed Description In my company's business system login form, the enterprise code and employee code inputs use type="search", and 1Password is unable to autofill these fields. The specific HTML looks like this: <input class="input_w100 validate[required]" id="m_login_employee_company" type="search" name="WEAEnterpriseID" value="" placeholder="企業コード" maxlength="10"> <input class="input_w100 validate[required]" id="m_login_employee_mynumber" type="search" name="WEAPersonalID" value="" placeholder="従業員コード" maxlength="10"> These fields contain important user identification information for password management, and the inability to autofill them creates unnecessary friction. Requested Feature I would like 1Password to recognize type="search" input fields in the same way it handles type="text" fields, allowing autofill of custom field values into these inputs. Current Workarounds Currently, I'm working around this limitation by: Right-clicking the field and manually selecting the value to fill Copying values from 1Password and pasting them manually Since many enterprise systems use search fields for login information, this feature would benefit many users who face similar issues with their corporate applications.Auto-fill frequently stops working (macOS, Safari)
Issue: The auto-fill feature in Safari frequently becomes non-responsive. This causes frustration because a first order feature for a password manager has an obvious bug. This results in me wanting to look for alternatives to 1Password. Steps to reproduce: Open a login page that under expected circumstances should auto-fill. Select username field. Unlock 1Password if necessary. Display contextual 1Password dropdown within user field. With cursor, select desired item from menu. No response. When selected the item does not populate the field. Expected result: Selecting an item in the 1Password menu should populate the credential fields. Workarounds: (both of these are unacceptable) Roundtrip manually copy/paste out of native 1Password app. Quitting and reopening Safari. Config: 1Password for Mac 8.10.64 (81064007) Version 18.3 (20620.2.4.11.5) macOS 15.3.1 (24D70) 2018 Mac Mini
Is 1Password down?
Suddenly, out of the blue, I’m getting messages on all my devices (Mac, iPhone, iPad) that 1Password if offline, and the app the fails to reconnect when I attempt to do so. When I try to sign in to 1password.com, an SSL error occurs. Is there some sort of outage going on that is causing this?
Custom autofill behavior for OPNsense
Hi there, I finally moved to 1Password 8 after resisting the cloud for what seems like a dozen years. Glad to see the new autofill behavior customisations (at least I hope they're new and I didn't miss them all this time). However, I can't get the autofill to work for one site, the OPNsense 25.1 login page. It's on a subdomain, and because I have other stuff on other subdomains, I have all that stuff on the domain set to "only fill on this exact domain". The OPNsense login is the only one that doesn't work in Safari on the Mac or in Firefox in Linux Mint. It does work fine on my iPhone, though. Anybody else? Thanks, Jim
SSH error: signing failed for RSA "" from agent: agent refused operation
Hey, I'm having a problem with the ssh agent. Any time I'm trying to use ssh and authenticate (for multiple servers), I'm getting the following error: sign_and_send_pubkey: signing failed for RSA "" from agent: agent refused operation Received disconnect from 1.2.3.4 port 22:2: Too many authentication failures Disconnected from 1.2.3.4 port 22 Additionally, the 1Password app shows an icon in the top right corner with a locked status, even though it is not locked and I'm able to access all passwords, etc. Using 1Password for Mac 8.10.64 (81064007).Agent forwarding in VS Code
The ssh agent forwarding documentation states: The IdentityAgent takes precedence over the SSH_AUTH_SOCK environment variable, so you may want to modify the ~/.ssh/config file for your remote workstation so the IdentityAgent setting is only applied if you're not in an SSH shell. Match host * exec "test -z $SSH_TTY" IdentityAgent "~/Library/Group Containers/2BUA8C4S2C.com.1password/t/agent.sock" This advice works for a normal terminal session (e.g. iTerm -> ssh) but it does not work in the Visual Studio Code integrated terminal. The reason is that VS Code does NOT set the `SSH_TTY` environment variable, so this doesn't match, and so the terminal doesn't use the 1Password agent. Perhaps the better suggestion would be to test for an ssh client like so? Match host * exec "test -z '$SSH_CLIENT'" I can confirm this works both from iTerm and VS Code.
