I recently found myself repeatedly filling out the same web form on a work-related thingy. It is seven fields with the same data, every time. It was driving me nuts. I opened up TextExpander in desperation and found the %key:tab% command. It was really easy building a snippet that tabs between fields.
One caveat: Don’t use this feature for passwords. Snippets + passwords = bad. There are other apps for passwords.
Any reason you prefer this method to Identities in 1Password?
Any reason you prefer this method to Identities in 1Password?
Any reason you prefer this method to Identities in 1Password?
Any reason you prefer this method to Identities in 1Password?
Any reason you prefer this method to Identities in 1Password?
Holy schmolly..what a great tip.
Michael beat me to it — recording same-every-time form values with 1Password is easy. After saving a partially completed form, I immediately use Shift + 1P menu to Edit the new "login" and turn off Auto-Submit.
When I encounter the form again, the Command-\ keyboard shortcut fills in the saved values and lets me manually enter the unique fields.
Michael beat me to it — recording same-every-time form values with 1Password is easy. After saving a partially completed form, I immediately use Shift + 1P menu to Edit the new "login" and turn off Auto-Submit.
When I encounter the form again, the Command-\ keyboard shortcut fills in the saved values and lets me manually enter the unique fields.
Michael beat me to it — recording same-every-time form values with 1Password is easy. After saving a partially completed form, I immediately use Shift + 1P menu to Edit the new "login" and turn off Auto-Submit.
When I encounter the form again, the Command-\ keyboard shortcut fills in the saved values and lets me manually enter the unique fields.
Michael beat me to it — recording same-every-time form values with 1Password is easy. After saving a partially completed form, I immediately use Shift + 1P menu to Edit the new "login" and turn off Auto-Submit.
When I encounter the form again, the Command-\ keyboard shortcut fills in the saved values and lets me manually enter the unique fields.
Michael beat me to it — recording same-every-time form values with 1Password is easy. After saving a partially completed form, I immediately use Shift + 1P menu to Edit the new "login" and turn off Auto-Submit.
When I encounter the form again, the Command-\ keyboard shortcut fills in the saved values and lets me manually enter the unique fields.