1Password Exclude

Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Opera

Stop 1Password filling the wrong fields.

1Password fills every field it can, including OTP codes, PINs, and address boxes you never wanted saved. This extension adds the exclude list it does not offer: a whole site, or one field at a time.

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Toolbar popup showing excluded sites on the left and shop.example.com details on the right.
Click the toolbar icon to manage exclusions for the site you are on.
Right-click submenu under 1Password Exclude, with Exclude entire site and Exclude this field.
Right-click a field to ignore just that input.
Two-column manager with pay.example.com selected and an editable SMS field rule.
Edit hostnames, wildcards, and field selectors in one place.

How it works

1Password has no built-in way to skip a site or a single field. Use the toolbar icon or the page menu. Exclude the page you are on, or only the input that keeps getting the wrong suggestion.

Exclude a site

Click the toolbar icon or right-click the page. 1Password stops filling that hostname until you allow it again.

Exclude one field

Right-click an OTP, PIN, or address box. Only that field is skipped. The rest of the form can still use 1Password.

Hostnames and wildcards

app.example.com does not include www.example.com. Use *.example.com to ignore every subdomain, not example.com itself.

Stays on your device

Rules live in local extension storage. Nothing is sent to a server. This site has no analytics either.

How it talks to 1Password

Under the hood the extension uses 1Password's official ignore mark (data-1p-ignore). On a whole site it goes on the page body, which is enough for 1Password to skip the page. On a single field it goes on that field. That is the supported way to opt out, so the inline widget and save-password prompts both stop. Fields the page adds later are covered too. Nothing is hidden with CSS.