1password Autofill Chrome

Learn about the permissions 1Password uses to work in your browser.

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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. 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.

1Password requires browser permissions to fill and save your details. Learn what those permissions are and why 1Password needs them.

Safari

Web page Contents: Fill and save logins and other details on all web pages.
Browsing History: Suggest login items for the websites you visit.

Firefox

Access your data for all websites: Fill and save logins and other details in your browser.
Access browser tabs: Open and save URLs, and configure bookmarks.
Input data to the clipboard: Copy item details to the clipboard.
Download files and read and modify the browser's download history: Download your Emergency Kit and diagnostics.
Monitor extension usage and manage themes: Turn off the 1Password classic extension if it’s installed.
Display notifications to you: Notify you when there's an update.
Read and modify privacy settings: 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