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Suggestion Inactivate password
I guess I am the only dunderhead to have more than one password for a given title. I don't know how that turned out to be the case (I think a different entry to a website can fool 1Password into a request to save a username and password, but eventually for the same URL). Sometimes they really are the same username and password. I know I can just delete a duplicate. However, I sometimes I have an old username and password that are different. I can't just put one into the password history. It is a different username and password for the same URL. If I delete it, it will be gone. I would like to make one inactive so I don't see it any longer, but I could still find it in 1Password in case I really should be using the other one.
Obviously, if I had two identities that I wished to use, no change is needed.
Let me give an example. I have three Bank of America entries. When I log in, the URL of the sending page is: https://sitekey.bankofamerica.com/sas/signonSetup.do
I have three 1Password entries for BOA, two of them have https://bills.bankofamerica.com/wps8106/wps and then one has additional specifications. This latter one seems erroneous to me, but I don't want to just delete it. The other is similar. I had put an asterisks in the one that I use. I don't recall how or why the others are also present, but in this instance, I would like to only see the one that works and hide the others.
I hope is it clear that this BOA entry comes from a web page that did not include the URL of the 1Password entry that was saved. Therefore, for me, when I am asked to save a username and password, I am inclined to agree if this is something I have just succeeded in logging into. If it turns out to be a duplicate, no harm and no foul. However, over time, 1Password is generating a number of entries that I do not recall and am now confused. If the entry to the web page is confusing 1Password, then I can understand that additional usernames and passwords might accumulate.
Obviously, if I had two identities that I wished to use, no change is needed.
Let me give an example. I have three Bank of America entries. When I log in, the URL of the sending page is: https://sitekey.bankofamerica.com/sas/signonSetup.do
I have three 1Password entries for BOA, two of them have https://bills.bankofamerica.com/wps8106/wps and then one has additional specifications. This latter one seems erroneous to me, but I don't want to just delete it. The other is similar. I had put an asterisks in the one that I use. I don't recall how or why the others are also present, but in this instance, I would like to only see the one that works and hide the others.
I hope is it clear that this BOA entry comes from a web page that did not include the URL of the 1Password entry that was saved. Therefore, for me, when I am asked to save a username and password, I am inclined to agree if this is something I have just succeeded in logging into. If it turns out to be a duplicate, no harm and no foul. However, over time, 1Password is generating a number of entries that I do not recall and am now confused. If the entry to the web page is confusing 1Password, then I can understand that additional usernames and passwords might accumulate.
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[quote name='Peter W']I would like to make one inactive so I don't see it any longer, but I could still find it in 1Password in case I really should be using the other one.[/quote]
No problem at all. Run 1Password, locate the login you wish to hide, click the Edit button, and change the Display setting to "Never Display in Browser."
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