1Password for Safari

1Password for Safari is a Mac Safari extension that helps you save, fill, and manage passwords, passkeys, and other sensitive information while browsing.

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What is 1Password for Safari?

1Password for Safari is a password manager extension for Safari on Mac. It helps users sign in to websites faster, create strong passwords, save new logins as they browse, and fill saved credentials, payment cards, and addresses in web forms. The extension also supports passkeys and one-time codes for many sign-in flows, so it can reduce friction when using accounts protected with modern authentication. Users can search and view items directly from Safari, and it can integrate with the 1Password desktop app for convenient unlocking on supported Macs. It is designed for people who want secure account management inside the browser without manually copying credentials between apps and websites.

Key features

  • Fill usernames and passwords on websites from Safari
  • Save new logins while you sign in or create accounts
  • Generate strong passwords for new or updated accounts
  • Fill credit cards, addresses, and other saved form data
  • Use passkeys and one-time codes for supported sign-ins
  • Search, view, and edit saved items from the browser extension

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Safety overview

Status: Safe

This is legitimate security software for managing passwords and other sensitive data in Safari. It needs access to web pages where you want it to fill or save credentials, which is normal for a password manager extension. Because it handles highly sensitive information, keep it updated, use a strong account password, and only authorize it on devices you trust.

Recommendation: Keep 1Password for Safari if you use 1Password in Safari for passwords, passkeys, or form filling. Remove it only if you no longer use 1Password in Safari or prefer another password manager, as disabling it will stop browser-based filling and saving.

Common paths

  • /Applications/1Password for Safari.app

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