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Removing Duplicates

corrin
corrin Junior Member
in Mac
I notice that I get multiple entries in 1Password for what I'd call the same site.



Some examples:

Ebay.com and Ebay.com.au

https://secure.powershop.co.nz/, https://secure.powershop.co.nz/login

Google and Gmail



I guess the key here is they all have different URLs but if I change my password then it will need to update the password on all of the sites.



After all that... is there a way to merge these entries so that I have just one eBay entry with two URLs in it, or to otherwise simplify things so I don't end up with old passwords?



Thanks!

Corrin
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  • KMK
    KMK
    Agree. I would also like to enable an entry to include multiple URLs which all use the same login details.
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  • PackDude
    PackDude
    I've ran into a similar issue. The way I've worked around it is to save the entry (or edit a saved entry) with the shortest version of the url that has a login screen available. That wouldn't work for the ebay sites that have different extensions at the end, but I think it would work for the other two. If you go to Google and sign in, you won't be prompted to sign in again if you go to Gmail.
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  • rsilber
    rsilber Junior Member
    [quote name='corrin' timestamp='1281655891' post='8540']

    I notice that I get multiple entries in 1Password for what I'd call the same site.



    Some examples:

    Ebay.com and Ebay.com.au

    https://secure.powershop.co.nz/, https://secure.powershop.co.nz/login

    Google and Gmail



    I guess the key here is they all have different URLs but if I change my password then it will need to update the password on all of the sites.



    After all that... is there a way to merge these entries so that I have just one eBay entry with two URLs in it, or to otherwise simplify things so I don't end up with old passwords?



    Thanks!

    Corrin

    [/quote]



    The URL is unique, which is why 1 Password knows how to look for your password. Let the URL change and a new 1 Password login is created. However, if you have different logins for the same URL, like a bank site, and with a keyboard shortcut 1Password will present you with a list of login options.
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