Set 1Password as your default password manager and turn off browser autofill prompts. Access browser activity during navigation Suggest login items for the websites you visit. Chrome, Brave, and Microsoft Edge Read your browsing history Open URLs, and fill and save logins and other details in your browser. Display notifications.

Gone are the days where you needed an external password manager to store all the passwords you use for your various online accounts. For a couple of years now, Google Chrome has had a perfectly good password management feature, including the options to generate, autofill and store your passwords. Right-click 1Password's icon in Chrome's toolbar Settings General Ensure the 'make 1Password the default password manager' option is on copy and paste this text to the browser's address. Chrome will only autofill a password if the input type='password' - it would otherwise risk exposing the user's password in plain text. So, use type='text' on the input field, and then change the type attribute to 'password' when the user focuses on the input. Tap the username or password field, then tap “Autofill with 1Password”. Tap “Create a new login”, then enter your username. Tap next to the password field and adjust the settings for your new password. Tap Next when you’re finished, then tap Save and finish signing up for your account.

Set up filling

Before you can set up filling, you’ll need to set up 1Password on your device. Then follow these steps:

1. Open and unlock 1Password.
2. Tap Settings > Autofill.

You can create new Login items in apps and browsers on any Android device. Depending on your version of Android, you’ll also see different filling options available:

* Supported browsers include DuckDuckGo, Firefox, and Firefox Focus.

To turn on Autofill, tap it. In the list of Autofill services, tap 1Password, then tap OK.

To turn on Accessibility, tap it. In the list of accessibility services, tap Use 1Password and turn it on. Tap Allow, then tap to go back.

Important

If your Android device doesn’t support Direct Boot, turning on any accessibility service will turn off device encryption. To turn on device encryption again, learn how to encrypt your Android device.

Fill, save, and create passwords

To fill, save, or create a password, visit a website or open an app you want to sign in to, then follow these steps.

Fill a login

With Autofill and Accessibility, you can fill in apps and browsers. To fill a login:

1. Tap the username field.

   If you see “Autofill with 1Password”, tap it.

2. Tap the Login item you want to fill. If there are no matches, tap Search 1Password.
3. Sign in to your account.

Every Android app has a unique application ID. If a Login item doesn’t include an application ID that matches the app where you’re trying to fill it, 1Password will warn you. To create a Login item that includes the application ID, save it using Autofill.

Save a login

With Autofill, you can also save passwords in apps and supported browsers. To save a login:

1. Enter your username and password, then sign in.
2. Tap Save when you see “Save username and password to 1Password?”
3. Enter a title for your Login item, choose the vault where you want to save it, then tap Save.

Create a new login

You can also sign up for new accounts in apps and browsers on any Android device. To create a new login:

1. Tap the username or password field, then tap “Autofill with 1Password”.
2. Tap “Create a new login”, then enter your username.
3. Tap next to the password field and adjust the settings for your new password.
4. Tap Next when you’re finished, then tap Save and finish signing up for your account.

Get help

If you have an item in 1Password that’s not appearing in your browser, edit the item to make sure its website field matches the site you’re visiting.

If you can’t fill your details for a website or app, you can use split-screen mode to drag and drop your item details instead. Learn how to use split-screen mode with Android 7 or later.

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Next steps

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Restart your browser

Before you go further, restart your browser. It’s a simple step and resolves most common issues.

After you restart your browser, open and unlock 1Password in your browser to see if the issue is resolved. If it is, you can stop here.

Update your browser and 1Password

To see if the issue has already been fixed in an update, update your browser and 1Password.

Restart your computer

If you’re still having trouble, restart your computer. Then open and unlock 1Password in your browser to see if the issue is resolved.

If you don’t see the 1Password icon in your browser’s toolbar

Learn what to do if you don’t see the 1Password icon in your browser’s toolbar.

If 1Password isn’t saving or filling passwords on any website or you don’t see the 1Password icon in form fields

If you don’t see the 1Password icon in form fields when you visit websites, make sure it’s turned on. Follow the steps for your browser:

Safari

1. Open and unlock 1Password.
2. Choose 1Password > Preferences.
3. Click the Browsers icon, then turn on:
   • “Always keep 1Password Extension Helper running”
   • “Show inline menu in Safari”
   • “Detect new usernames and passwords and offer to save them”

Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and Brave

1. Click in your browser’s toolbar.
2. Click and choose Settings.
3. Turn on “Offer to fill and save passwords”.

If you’re using Safari and still don’t see the 1Password icon in form fields, Control- or right-click the web page and choose “Show 1Password on this page”.

If you’re having trouble saving and filling logins on a specific website

If 1Password is working well on other sites, but you’re having trouble saving and filling passwords on a specific website, follow these steps:

• Check for multiple Login items. If you have more than one Login item for a single website, and some of them have the same password, you won’t be prompted to save the password again. You can still save it manually.
• Save the Login manually. When you save a new Login manually, 1Password will record the form fields on the page even if it doesn’t automatically detect them.

If you can’t sign in after changing your password on a website

If you used the password generator to create your new password, you can recover it in the Generator History. Learn how to recover an unsaved password.

If you still can’t sign in, use the website’s password reset feature. Then follow the steps to change the password.

If 1Password doesn’t automatically fill your information when you visit a website

To protect you, 1Password will only fill when you tell it to.

If you’re on the sign-in page for a website, click the 1Password icon in your browser’s toolbar, and select the Login item for that site to fill your username and password.

If you want 1Password to open the website and fill your password, click the 1Password icon in your browser’s toolbar, start typing to find the site you want to sign in to, then click Go.

Learn more about signing in using 1Password.

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If 1Password takes you to the wrong page when you click a Login item

You might need to change the saved web address for that Login item:

1. Open and unlock 1Password.
2. Select the Login item and click Edit.
3. Change the website field to the address of the sign-in page. (For example, https://www.amazon.com/gp/sign-in.html for Amazon.)

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If you tried the above steps and are still having trouble with 1Password in your browser, contact 1Password Support with a description of the problem.