Browser1Password in the browser 8.12.46-26
- You can now turn off the keyboard shortcut hints shown in sign-in prompts in Settings > “Appearance & shortcuts”.
- We’ve improved the contrast of the letters in monogram icons, like the ones shown for items without a website icon.
- Screen readers now announce the section associated with an untitled field’s dropdown menu.
- Screen readers now properly announce the “Add tag” field and explain how to choose a suggested tag.
- We’ve improved the layout of the header for the setup tutorial when viewed on smaller displays.
- When you save an API key from sites like GitHub or OpenAI, 1Password now also adds it to the API Credential’s credential field.
- We’ve removed the option to save Phantom wallet items to 1Password directly from the Phantom extension.
- We’ve fixed an issue where pressing Tab could move keyboard focus to an invisible part of a scroll bar, like after the last field when editing an item.
- We’ve fixed an issue where screen readers didn’t announce whether an alert was an error, warning, success, or information message.
- We’ve fixed an issue where screen readers announced most fields in the item editor as “text” and didn’t say which section a field belonged to.
- We’ve fixed an issue where an ignored Watchtower alert would remain marked as ignored after you changed the password from a prompt to save an updated password.
- We’ve fixed an issue where you could no longer sign in on a device when another family or team member signed in to 1Password on that same device.
- We’ve fixed an issue where screen readers could land on an empty element while a tooltip was showing, like the tooltip on the unavailable Save button in Manage Collections.
- We’ve fixed an issue where passkeys saved in some recent 1Password beta releases couldn’t be used in earlier versions of 1Password.
- We’ve fixed an issue where the sign-in prompt got slightly taller when you used it to search for a login.
- We’ve fixed an issue where refreshing the 1Password settings page always took you back to the General tab.
- We’ve fixed an issue where updating any settings could prevent autofill suggestions from appearing in open tabs until you refreshed them.
- We’ve fixed an issue where the sign-in prompt stayed on screen after you signed in on the Cin7 Core Fulfillment by Amazon settings page.
- We’ve fixed an issue where 1Password could ask you to unlock to save a login, passkey, or one-time password before you’d signed in to your 1Password account in the browser extension.
- We’ve fixed an issue where the 1Password browser extension could ignore policies your administrator had previously set until they were updated, even after a 1Password update added support for them.
- We’ve fixed an issue where the phishing warning in 1Password treated some well-known sites, like gov.uk and nhs.uk, as unrecognized websites when you filled or copied an item saved for a different website.
- We’ve fixed an issue where 1Password treated email address fields outside of sign-in forms as username fields, like the sender address when composing an email.
- We’ve fixed an issue where 1Password filled a username into “Client ID” fields on admin settings pages, like the client settings in the Keycloak admin console.
- We’ve fixed an issue where the sign-in prompt appeared when you entered vendor details in QuickBooks Online or edited a lead’s contact details in Odoo CRM, even when you were already signed in.
- We’ve fixed an issue where the inline menu didn’t appear on some sign-in pages until you reloaded them.
- We’ve fixed an issue where the cardholder name for a Credit Card item didn’t fill when another form on the page asked for a first and last name.
- We’ve fixed an issue where the inline menu suggested Identity items in lookup fields in Infor CloudSuite.
- We’ve fixed an issue where signing in automatically could select a “Send me a login link” button instead of the sign-in button after filling a password on some websites.
- We’ve fixed an issue where 1Password would press Enter instead of selecting the sign-in button on some pages, which left the form filled but not submitted.
- We’ve fixed an issue where passwords didn’t fill on some sign-in pages that block typing in the password field until it’s selected.
- We’ve fixed an issue where 1Password filled the entire one-time code into the first field on pages with a separate field for each digit, like Citrix Cloud.
- We’ve fixed an issue where 1Password wouldn’t sign in automatically on some sign-in pages that mention setting a new password.
- We’ve fixed an issue where 1Password didn’t suggest saved logins on some German and Italian sign-in pages.
- We’ve fixed an issue where signing in automatically could select a “Verify you’re human” CAPTCHA button instead of submitting the form.
- We’ve fixed an issue where 1Password only filled the username on some sign-in pages and then submitted the form without the password.
- We’ve fixed an issue where signing in automatically could select the sign-in button before some pages registered the filled username.
- We’ve fixed an issue where 1Password could suggest a new password instead of your saved login on some sign-in forms that included a “Don’t have an account?” link.
- We’ve fixed an issue where signing in automatically after filling a one-time password could send you back to the sign-in page on sites that submit the code themselves, like Tencent Cloud.
- We’ve fixed an issue where 1Password suggested a new password instead of saved logins on the INCITS sign-in page.
- We’ve fixed an issue where 1Password could fill and submit the booking lookup form on the Direct Ferries sign-in page as if it were a sign-in form.
- We’ve fixed an issue where your password could appear in the web address if 1Password signed you in automatically before a sign-in page finished loading.
- We’ve fixed an issue where signing in automatically didn’t work on sign-in pages that only enable the sign-in button after you release a key on your keyboard.
- We’ve fixed an issue where signing in automatically pressed Enter instead of selecting a “Sign up / Log in” button on some sign-in pages.
- We’ve fixed an issue where filling your login on the Verizon sign-in page could open the forgot password page instead of continuing to the password step.
