1password is great, but this extension - omg.
This is true for all extensions actually, including mobile.
It will just assume that you want to use 1password for everyfield: name? age? postcode? etc... the 1password autocomplete will hijack, hide buttons, misbehave when arrows are being pressed for the default/browser values, etc...
It's the most annoying thing - you have to chose: have a good password completion experience and a terrible for everything else form related? Or the inverse?

Horrible!!
I had to change password manager because of lastpass not being able to prevent a data breach every other week so i opted for 1password!
I regret the day i chose this slopy mess! 1password is comically bad in everything it does

Used 1Pass for about 7 years. Generally pretty solid, and usually the first to adopt new security practices. I like how smooth 2FA is.

The Firefox support could be better—the app always says "Firefox needs an update". Might be Snap related. Otherwise it functions fine. Sometimes the password autofill replaces fields that should be left alone.

1Pass uses a secondary password, called a "Secret Key", it's required when you use a new device. Be aware that you absolutely cannot lose this.

To the reviewer calling it "enshittification"—that's not what that word means. 1P has had secret key as long as I've used it (since 2019), that's long before Cory Doctorow even came up with that word.

رائع جدا

This addon just never works. Constantly being taken to the website to log in for some reason. I don't want a session open to my password manager in my browser. This extension should integrate with the desktop app...not the website. That is how it used to work, if the desktop app was unlocked...the extension worked. Poor browser addon is going to convince me to leave this trash behind...

It throws exceptions in the console when tyring to open any action from within the web page

"Uncaught TypeError: window.crypto.randomUUID is not a function"

The fact that you have to jump through so many damn hoops JUST to use this thing is needlessly complicated.

And the fact that you *have* to rely on a stupid secret key, or else you're just straight up locked out of the application is horrendously bad design.

Enshittification at its finest. AVOID.

1Password forces me to press the extension button on my browsers toolbar instead of just being able to press the 1Password button embedded in the password field. 1Password UI hangs over important information in the browser and often covers up the "Show Password" button. The UI is clunky and looks outdated, and frustrating to use. Would not recommend, and have uninstalled the browser extension. I will just use the desktop app.

Been using this software for a few years on all my devices. Very reliable and consistent quality and easy to use even with apps on my phone. With the new browser add-on update, I don't have to click the icon in the toolbar so now it matches how it works in the chrome browser. Small but very appreciated update.

Seek a better password manager

The extension does not respect the "Offer to save logins" switch and prompts me on every. dang. page. load. for sites like the AWS console.

0/10. Super annoying.

I don't want to enter a password every time I open my browser because I open and close my browser multiple times per day & on more than one PC. If there is some other tweak, let me know & I will try it again. But if not, goodbye. I previously had Dropbox Passwords & I did not have to enter a password every time. But Dropbox Passwords is ending soon & they recommended 1Password, but I lost my mind with constantly having to enter the password!

Buggy, laggy. I don't know what else to say. It's a great app but constantly buggy and slow.

No site will load with this extension enabled since the last update, it's been a week.

stopped opening extension since last update. tried after removing and installing again. no luck

As of 27-Jul it's broken - doesn't work with latest firefox at all. Was great, but now unusable.

Same problem others have reported. It no longer works properly in Firefox. I figured out a work-around: If you click the 1-Password add-on and it doesn't work, then turn it off through Manage Extensions (no need to uninstall). Then close Firefox. Re-open Firefox, and turn the 1-Password add-on back on (through Manage Extensions). Then it will work fine until you restart Firefox again. Hopefully they will get this resolved soon...

Uses 100% CPU, blocks other extensions from running.