Passkeys and 1Password in conflict with Apple Passwords in Safari

Our family used 1Password for authentication. On my machine, Safari accepts passkeys from 1Password. On my wife’s machine, Apple Passwords pops up a dialog saying that we don’t have any passkeys stored. This is true but useless.

We’re both running MacOS 26.5, 1Password 8.12.21

  1. Visit a site for which we have a passkey

  2. 1Password displays it’s dialog - if you’re quick and click 1Password works

  3. …if you’re slow Apple Passwords displays it’s dialog

  4. …if I click cancel the 1Password passkeys are ignored

FWIW it works in Chrome

System settings:

Safari settings:

The settings on our two machines are the same, as far as the ones illustrated here. What am I missing as a difference between our two machines? Why does my Safari work and hers appears to have a gremlin?

The irony? I’m one who has too much cruft on their computer. If there were going to be a problem it would be the other way around.

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In the System Settings, don’t you want it to say “1Password” instead of “Passwords”?

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Does your wife have the 1Password Safari extension installed and is she logged in?

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She has the extension and is logged in. Again, if you’re quick the 1Password passkeys appear before the Apple Passwords dialogue, so you can beat the Apple Passwords mess.

I tried that and no luck, it’s fixed. It’s also the same on my machine.

Isn’t that normal behavior?

(I have your wife’s Mac’s behavior on my Mac)

I have the same problem on Mac iPhone iPad in 1Password

Maybe the new (beta) native autofill functionality that @polemarxos informed us about might help here?

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I’m on the beta and so far nothing has changed. I’m an optimist, perhaps, maybe, some day.