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Stop 1Password autofill on chosen sites or fields. Ignore OTP, PIN, and address boxes without hiding the icon. 1Password Exclude turns off 1Password autofill on the websites and form fields you choose. It adds 1Password's official data-1p-ignore attribute to those fields. It does not only hide the 1Password icon with CSS, so save-password prompts stop as well as inline suggestions. FEATURES • Exclude a whole site from the toolbar popup or the page context menu • Exclude a single field (OTP, PIN, address, and similar) from the field context menu • Review every rule from the toolbar popup: hostname, field label, and CSS selector • Edit labels and selectors later if a site changes its markup • Exact host or wildcard: app.example.com does not include www.example.com; *.example.com covers every subdomain HOW TO USE 1. Open the site where 1Password fills the wrong box 2. Click the extension icon and exclude the site, or right-click the page 3. To ignore only one field, right-click that field and choose "Exclude this field from 1Password" 4. In the popup, edit hostnames, wildcards, and field selectors PRIVACY Rules are stored only on your device in local extension storage. The extension does not collect personal data, does not use analytics, and does not send page content to a server. PERMISSIONS • Storage: saves the hostnames and field selectors you exclude • Context menus: adds the page and field exclude actions • Access to websites: needed to mark fields on any site you exclude, including pages added after load This extension is independent and is not affiliated with AgileBits or 1Password. Homepage: https://1password-exclude.fgiust.com Privacy: https://1password-exclude.fgiust.com/privacy
Aug 30, 2026
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