How to Disable 1Password on a Form Field in HTML
NicolasBrondinBernard
It only takes one attribute on your input element to disable autocompletion — read the article to find out how!

Article published on 03/01/2024, last updated on 10/08/2026
By default, password vaults like 1Password try to detect all authentication fields to autofill the password and save users time.
Unfortunately, there are rare cases of "false positives", meaning a field is detected by 1Password when it shouldn't be.
Fortunately, the solution is very simple!
To disable autocomplete, you just need to add the following attribute:
<input type="text" name="instagram-username" data-1p-ignore />
But be careful, only use this attribute as a last resort, and especially not on a password field, as you risk causing a very bad user experience for 1Password customers!
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