1Password mini not scrolled to the top matches for current website

@mitchdesign

I'm not sure how common a case this is

Not very. You can definitely find other examples of it on the forum, but that's because this is where people with questions or issues come. The vast majority of our users do not have the kind of granular subdomain setup you do. Which isn't to say we can't (as Dave says in the post you linked to) continue to iterate -- and we will. But that doesn't do much for you today, and I want to be sure I'm clear it also doesn't mean that I'm promising we'll do anything specific tomorrow or the next day. Like any other feature or improvement, we have to weigh how many people want it and how much of a benefit it is in comparison to other things that are clamoring for limited developer hours, as well as several other concerns. What gets worked on isn't an exact science or simple checklist, it's more the art of the necessary and the possible combined with priorities. But regardless of what transpires, sincere thanks for bringing this to our attention and making your wishes known. :)

@mitchdesign - you're quite welcome, and thanks once again for sharing your use-case and perspective with us. Since you're a dev, you know the drill -- you may not be able or willing to take direct immediate action on every piece of feedback...but all of it is helpful in adding up to where things head, overall. :) I like your suggestions, by the way -- and perhaps others in your somewhat-unusual situation will find them of use until we can get things more fine-tuned. Until then, thanks for your patience.

@bnpluss - there are two global keyboard shortcuts related to 1Password mini -- ⌘\ fills the login on the current page, while ⌥⌘\ invokes the mini itself, under all circumstances. The former, ( ⌘\ ), should still invoke the mini if there is no saved Login item that matches the URL of the current page. But if you want to be certain of invoking the mini under any and all circumstances, I'd recommend using the second of those two commands ( ⌥⌘\ ).

Similarly, if there are no Login items which match the current URL, focus will shift onto credit cards and identities (since these are often required to be filled). If you have multiple Login items in 1Password saved for a given site, however, and the URL for the page you're on matches the URLs you saved for those sites in 1Password, you should be offered a selection of matching Login items as your first choice and where focus remains. Hope that's helpful. :)