Cannot retain login details
Just downloaded your trial version and the first website I've tried to save login details appears to have failed. There are three stages to the login: the first, a Customer Number, requires 10 entries: the second, PIN, 3 entries and the final, password, 3 entries. I've tried using both the automatic approach and then, as your website suggests, manual addition. Neither approach seems to work. Any ideas how to resolve please?
Many thanks.
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Hi @paynni ,
Could you please let us know the URL of the site that's giving you trouble? We'll be much better able to help when we can see what you're seeing.
I would also appreciate it if you could include the version number of 1Password that you're using, and on which browser.
Thanks for your help in tracking this down!
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personal.natwest.com/private.html
I'm using the latest version of 1Password (downloaded today) and I'm using Safari.
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Hi @paynni,
Thanks for the URL! When I go there and click the "Log In" button, it takes me to https://www.nwolb.com/default.aspx?refererident=[long string of characters, plus date & time]. On that page, it asks for a Customer Number (which the "Need Help?" popup says is 10 characters, like you mentioned). I don't have a real account for that site, so I made up a random 10-digit number and followed Step 1 in this knowledgebase article to create a Login item.
At that point, I can refresh that page and use the
⌘\keyboard shortcut to have the 1Password extension fill the Customer Number field (I can't get past that point, of course, since I don't have a working account there). Are you able to get that far, so you have a Login item that is able to fill the Customer Number on that page?The next steps will depend on whether or not that works for you, so please let us know how it goes, and we'll be able to continue from there. Thanks!
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I've done as you suggest and yes it works as far as automating the Customer Number field.
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Thanks @paynni! Ok, so Step 2 of our instructions to create a multi-page Login, will have you fill the field on the next page (which you said is a 3-digit PIN code) and update the Login item you created in Step 1. After you follow those steps, try refreshing that page and see if the 1Password extension will fill your PIN code in that field (you might need to go back and start with the first page that asks for your Customer Number). Does it work for the first and second pages of the login process? Keep in mind that you'll need to invoke the 1Password extension once on each page.
If your Login item works for the first two pages (Customer Number and PIN), you can try repeating Step 2 for the third page (i.e. your password), although you will likely run into a problem with that. The steps to create a multi-page Login item often work for sites that have a2-page login process (such as a username on one page and password on the next), but for a 3-page login process, you'll probably need to create two or three Login items (as described in the "Help" section at the bottom of these instructions).
So in other words, you may need to create one Login item for page with the Customer Number, a separate Login item for the page with the PIN code, and another separate Login item for the page with the password. Or, you might be able to have one Login item for both the Customer Number and PIN, and a second Login for the password.
I hope that makes sense! I'll be happy to go into further detail if you want. Just let us know how it all goes and what happens with the PIN code and password pages (I'd test myself but I don't have an account for that site). Thanks!
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Hi there. I've tried the approach you have suggested. First, amending the initial login doesn't work at all. I then tried creating a second distinct login. However, this was met with limited success; all that happened is that the first digit (of the three) was completed (along with an error message from the site). Any other ideas how to solve the problem? Thanks.
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By the way, I should have mentioned that there are only two login pages - Page 1 for Customer Number and Page 2 for PIN and Password.
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Hi @paynni,
I hope you don't mind, but I've moved this discussion to our "Saving and Filling in Browsers" forum where you'll be able to get some additional help with this, as it's turned out to be a bit trickier than I first suspected.
Thanks for the clarification about the 2nd page of the login site! At this point, you should be able to get back to a point where you have a Login item that works for the first page (Customer Number), and it sounds like you'll need to create a separate Login item for the second page (PIN and password). But you mentioned that you ran into some trouble with that. Just to make sure I understand, did you fill in your PIN code and password, and then choose the Save new Login option in 1Password mini/extension? If so, did you save that as a new Login item (instead of choosing the "update" option)?
If that's what you did, but choosing that Login item on the 2nd page only fills the first of 3 digits, can you confirm which field it partially fills in (i.e. PIN or password)? Does it fill either of those fields correctly? If you find that Login item in the main 1Password app and click the "show web form details" button, are the PIN and password both shown there? If you can describe what you see in the web form details (without revealing your actual PIN or password, of course) that should help us figure out what's happening. The good news is that I think we're much closer to solving this one! :)
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Hi again
I filled in PIN and Password digits and then saved a new login. Choosing the second login simply fills in the FIRST digit of the 6 required on page 2 (i.e. the first digit of the PIN). It also brings up a series of website error messages for the other 5 digits.
Re the web form details you requested, these are as follows:ct100$mai.............................(image of a locked key)
ct100$mai.............................
ct100$mai.............................
ct100$main..........................
ct100$main..........................
ct100$main..........................
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Hi @paynni,
Can I ask a couple of questions about this particular bank login please. Here in the UK we have a Natwest which is owned by the RBS. Their two logins are, I believe, quite similar so I'm just wondering if your login looks anything like mine as an RBS customer.
So the first page, which you've been able to successfully fill, is a customer number which never changes. As an RBS customer I too have to fill in 3 digits or a security PIN and 3 characters from my password but these are always randomly selected - so never the same between login attempts. Is this the same for you?
I ask because we cannot currently fill in pages like this automatically - there is no standard used that allows us to query the page and get back the required information. These pages sadly have to be filled manually right now.
Now it might be the page you're looking at is different and none of that applies to you, I just thought I would ask given the similarities between what you described and how the RBS login page works. Is any of this applicable to the Natwest login page too?
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Hi there, what you describe with RBS sounds remarkably similar to my situation with NatWest. You are correct that Page 2 requires answers to randomly selected digits. It sounds like this may be a limitation re your current technology? Do you see that situation ever changing?
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Just one further thought......by utilising your software for the first stage/page of the login process, do you achieve a greater level of security than not using iPassword at all?
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Hi @paynni,
There is no gain to be had really in using 1Password for the first page but
⌘\is easier to use than typing in your customer number. I do use 1Password here as I have both personal and business accounts with the RBS so I have 1Password remember the two different numbers for me.We do have something currently brewing in the 1Password for Mac beta where we try to make it a little easier for the user in these instances but it's a manual system where we display the password in large type, using colour to help distinguish letters, symbols and numbers and annotate each one with the index. I haven't used it much yet but it might make it easier for those with longer passwords (which is good security) to cope with these types of sites. I suspect we'd need to see a standard approach to this kind of login page before we'd be able to do anything in a more automated fashion that would work well. If it's automated we need to make sure it's reliable otherwise it would be even worse than manual.
To be brutally honest, I believe better security would come from sites like this not using such a system and here is why I believe that. At one point a users computer was the weak point, the primary target of the bad guys out there. I can see how such a system might help limit the damage given the user would have to interact with the site a lot before somebody snooping on the users computer could gain the full password. What we see more of these days though are sites being targeted so that the bad guys can run off with the entire password database. In that world, I have to ask myself, how exactly is my bank keeping my extra strong password safe where they can confirm individual characters? In my mind that can't be good. Sorry for the mini rant, this one is usually stewing in the back of my head.
I still store all of the information required to log in inside 1Password simply because part of what makes 1Password essential for me is 1Password doesn't forget while I have locked myself out of one of my accounts before. That's when I realised that even if 1Password can't automatically fill, there is very good reason to keep the information there anyway.
If you have follow up questions do please ask! :smile:
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