A second password field?

Tran

Is there a way to add a second password field that includes the [i]Copy to Clipboard[/i] and [i]Auto-Type[/i] buttons?



The log in page has three fields:[list]

[*]Username

[*]Password

[*]Access code.

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I can use [i]Auto-Type[/i] and [i]Copy to Clipboard[/i] buttons for the username and password.



I created a field for the access code, but I don't see the [i]Auto-Type[/i] or[i] Copy to Clipboard[/i] buttons (see attachment).



There's a [i]Copy to Clipboard[/i] button (see attachment, red circle) below the access code field. But it doesn't appear to copy anything?

khad

Thanks for reporting this, Tran. I don't think that button is "supposed to" be there, so that is why it doesn't work. However, I think it would be handy if 1Password did include such a feature for fields other than "username" and "password." I'll pass this along to the developers. <img src='http://forum.agilebits.com/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/smile.png' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=':)' />



That said, is there a reason you are using auto-type and/or copying the information to the clipboard rather than just using the browser extension to fill the Login on the web page? I'd love to get that resolved if you are having trouble in that regard.



Thanks!

Tran

Thanks for passing it on, Khad.



In regards to your second paragraph, no issues are present. It's my personal preference. I rather type my 30 character password once than twice in both the browser extension and 1Password. Using 1Password, I can also access my secure notes. In addition, I use the main software because:[list]

[*]It has a virtual keyboard

[*]My browser may run in a sandbox (I use [url="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sandboxie"]Sandboxie[/url]). This creates an invisible protective layer between the browser and hard drive. The browser extension [i]may [/i]not be able to read 1Password files in my local Dropbox folder while the browser is in a sandbox. I get syncing errors. But I'm still testing this.

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khad

[quote] I rather type my 30 character password once than twice in both the browser extension and 1Password.[/quote]

Enable "Universal Unlock" in the Safari/Firefox/Chrome extension security settings and "Keep 1Password extension unlocked when Internet Explorer is closed" in 1Password's preferences on the IE tab.