Command-\ works from Safari yep but this command still has some accessibility issues which are being worked on so you may not be able to access it in Safari.
Its a bit odd in its behaviour at times too! For example, suppose you visit a site which you have saved in 1 Password and press command-\, sometimes you're asked to enter the Master Password and then 1 Password automatically logs into the site which was the default behaviour of this shortcut before Lion and the additional functionality of the Safari 1 Password extension came along. The most reliable way to log into a web site I've found thus far is to go into the 1 Password application itself, find the site login you want by using the "search" function which has focus once the master password is entered and then pressing option-command-enter to "Autofill login", this command runs sfarai, brings up the login page and logs into the site. On 24/09/2011, at 1:45 AM, Gordon Smith wrote: > I'm lead to believe that you can press Command+Backslash or > Command+Option+Backslash from the command prompt and 1Password will pop up. > Is that right? I gather it will present you with a list of sites you've > visited. If this is right, how I read it from the docs, it ain't working > here. > > Gordon > > On 23 Sep 2011, at 16:25, Dane Trethowan wrote: > > If ever you come across the "Save login info" just press the escape key and > it will go away. > > This window may pop-up if you use Safari without using 1 Password to "login" > to a site you visit as 1 Password may think that the site hasn't been saved > and of course! its not activated at that point as you haven't entered the > Master Password so it can be a catch 22 <smile>. > > > On 24/09/2011, at 12:32 AM, Gordon Smith wrote: > >> Hi Dane, long time no speak. >> >> I'll have to check that preference then because Lynne is telling me she did >> set all that up. >> >> But it's entirely possible that something got screwed up during an update. >> It gets on my nerves, to be honest, being asked every time we repeat a visit >> to a website, even in the same Safari session, to enter the master password >> and save the log-in info. >> >> I'll go and check it right now though. >> >> Thanks. >> >> Gordon >> >> >> On 23 Sep 2011, at 15:29, Dane Trethowan wrote: >> >> Ah well if you save your passwords in 1 Password then you only have to enter >> your Master Password once in each session. >> >> How often you enter your Master Password for 1 Password is determined by the >> 1 Password Preferences, by default you're asked to enter the "master >> Password" for each new session of Safari you launch and this is a security >> measure but can be changed. >> >> I think from memory there's a "time-out" feature as well, for example if 1 >> Password isn't used within 20 minutes then the cache for the software is >> cleared. >> >> I would strongly recommend that you make sure you have the latest upgrade, >> one just released yesterday I think it was. >> >> >> On 24/09/2011, at 12:14 AM, Gordon Smith wrote: >> >>> Hi all >>> >>> We have 1Password installed an active. When we run Safari and log into a >>> website that requires passwords, we're always asked for the password and >>> then the Master Password dialogue of 1Password pops up and asks us to >>> unlock it and then save the website login. >>> >>> Going to the same password again does exactly the same thing, and again, >>> and again, and agin. So what is the point of 1Password? >>> >>> Actually I'm finding 1Password a real pain in the but! 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