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by BartBoch 8y ago
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- BonesJustice 8y agoFrom your link: > 1Password isn’t affected by this problem because it doesn’t include an automatic autofill feature. Are you sure we’re talking about the same app? I’ve used 1Password for years, and it’s never autofilled for me. Maybe it was actually your browser’s built-in keyring?
- notheguyouthink 8y agoI think they're confusing the 1Password browser extension. 1Password has a native app, which I use on both windows and osx, and I just don't install their browser extension for autofill features. Though, given that I avoid autofill like the plague, I could easily be misunderstanding the issue too. I'm speaking of a subject I don't use, I don't think anyone should haha.
- rootusrootus 8y agoI use the browser extension. It does not autofill. I have to open the extension and then select the site before it will fill any form fields.
- BartBoch 8y agoSorry, I completely screwed here. I think I am way overworked. It's Dashlane that I was using, not 1Password. After Dashlane I was using 1Password for a week but it was not for me, moved to Padlock and now with LastPass. I have migrated to 1Pass and then from it to LastPass, thus the confusion. I checked the history of my backups and somehow forgot about my migration from Dashlane that was the initial tool that would do autofills. Sorry for the confusion, I've should check that more thoroughly. A good sign for me it is time for a walk.