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Chrome is a relatively stable web browser for the most part, but it also comes with. Your Master Password still protects your data. Using Autofill with 1Password does not bypass your Master Password or undermine the security of 1Password. Your data is encrypted with your Master Password, and that remains true even with Autofill turned on. You are always in control. Autofill previews are turned off by default. @clarkU said in Missing Autofill passwords in settings: I am seeing this same behavior in 3.6.2165.36 (Stable channel) (x8664) on MacOS Catalina 10.15.7. I can autofill for websites that don't show up anywhere in settings. I have multiple profiles in use too.
First, congratulations on your new iPhone! I understand from your question that you are not able to autofill pages in Safari with your account information on your new iPhone X. I’m happy to help you out.
This autofill feature pulls from iCloud Keychain. If if it not autofilling as expected, take a look at this following article:
If iCloud Keychain is on, but Safari won't save or autofill account or credit card information
If Safari doesn't autofill your account names, passwords, or credit cards, or doesn't ask to save them to begin with, check the AutoFill and Private Browsing settings on your device.
On iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch with iOS 9 or later:
- Tap Settings > Safari > AutoFill.
- For account names and passwords, check that Names and Passwords is on. For credit card information,* check that Credit Cards is turned on.
- Open Safari. If the navigation bar in Safari is black or dark instead of white or light gray, turn off Private Browsing. Safari doesn't save account names and passwords when Private Browsing is on.
Why Doesn't 1password Autofill
Cheers!
1password Autofill Edge
Nov 6, 2017 7:47 PM