1Password makes it easy to save passwords and sign in to websites with a single click. Before you can use 1Password in your browser, set up the 1Password app. After you’ve set up the app, install the 1Password extension.
Install the 1Password extension
Save passwords in 1Password
1Password can record your usernames and passwords when you sign in to sites, so you don’t have to remember them.
To save an account in 1Password, sign in to it on the web, and click Save Login when 1Password prompts you to save your username and password.
Your web browser might also ask to save your passwords. Because you're using 1Password, you don't need to save your passwords in your browser. Learn how to disable your browser's password manager.
Sign in to sites with 1Password
After you’ve saved a password for a site, 1Password can fill in your username and password for you. There are two different ways to do this.
From anywhere
1Password can take you directly to a site, fill in your username and password, and sign you in. Click the 1Password button 
in your browser, choose Logins, and select the site you want to visit.
On the sign-in page
You can also visit the sign-in page of any site, and then use the Command-Backslash (\) keyboard shortcut to fill in your username and password. On Windows, just press Ctrl + backslash (\) instead.
Sign up for new accounts with 1Password
Use 1Password to create a strong password whenever you sign up for a new account anywhere on the web.
When signing up for a new account, enter your registration details on the page, but leave the password field(s) blank. Then click the 1Password button in your browser, and hover over Password Generator. Adjust the settings for your new password, and click Fill. Your password will be filled into the password field(s) on the page.
With your new password filled into the page, complete the registration, and save the Login when 1Password prompts you.
Next steps
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