Facebook Old Password Login

[Stefanie Mordaunt]

RecentlyI begrudgingly created a Facebook account after receiving an invite to a group that is work related and I couldn't really say no. Everything was working fine but I decided to change my password and since then it has been a pain to log in using 1Password. Every time I try it tells me the password was updated and it's not accepting the password from the browser extension but if I go and copy the password from the main application it works fine.

The strange thing is that I can press on the anchor symbol and copy it from the browser extension which works. It just won't log in normally and tells me I have used an old password, so it feels like a bug in 1Password that is not updating the password properly.

I'm sorry you're having trouble with your Facebook Login item! If it works when you copy & paste your login credentials, but not when you have the extension fill them for you, please try manually saving a new Login for that site. Does the new Login item work correctly?

@Drew_AG I actually tried that before and it updated the existing login within 1Password itself, however those changes are never carried back to the browser extension when attempting a normal login. It's perplexing because if I copy them manually from the browser extension it's correct.

The steps to manually save a new Login won't update an existing Login item - instead, they'll have you create a brand new Login item for that site, completely separate from the original Login item (although they'll both have your same login credentials, of course). This can be useful for logins that have stopped working correctly. Saving a new Login item allows 1Password to refresh everything it "knows" about the page.

Can you please follow the steps from that link to create a new Login item in 1Password for that Facebook account? Once you do that, refresh the login page, then try to have 1Password fill your info using the new Login item you just created. Does that make a difference?

I've never had a problem before across hundreds of websites and changed the password on many of them. It's still a mystery why 1Password was continuing to insert an old password, even though it had clearly updated inside the main application. Chances are it won't happen again.

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This is driving me nuts....I want to set up Spotify on my SmartTV. When I try, it asks me for my username and password. Since I login to Spotify through Facebook, I can't give the SmartTV a username and password.

I found on Spotify that my account is not only linked to my Facebook account, but I've been given a 10 digit number as a username. However, when I try to reset the password for that "Spotify (ten digit #) Username" it asks for my current password. Obviously I don't have it because if I did, I wouldn't need to reset it. So I'm stuck.

I already have a premium account so I don't want to close the spotify account, lose all my playlists, etc. I can't believe there isn't a way to log into Spotify without using my Facebook account. That's just wierd!

How do I set up Spotify on my SmartTV if I don't have a password for my "Spotify (ten digit #) username" and I can't use my Facebook account to set it up on the SmartTV because it requires a Spotify username and Spotify password, not a facebook account???

1) Go to the link _url=/uk/account/set-device-password/

2) On the page that the link takes you to, log into Spotify using your Facebook log in details

3) You will be taken to your Spotify subscription page. Look at the very top right hand corner of the page. You will see a Spotify account number. It is a ten digit number. Make a note of this, as it will be your Device Spotify log in username.

4) Next scroll to the bottom of the page and create a password. Make a note of this, it will be your Device Spotify password.

5) Use the username and password to log into your Spotify/Device account.

6) Enjoy playing and listening

I want to build a script where I am logged in automatically with a PHP script, updates the status, or w/e and then logs out. Using Graph API or FQL would be great was it not that I get a nasty pop-up that I need to login and allow the 'application'. I don't want this, I know my own username and password and simply want it to login immediately, do its stuff, and log out.

As they point out at the very bottom, all their arguments apply to all third-party sign-ons, so they're removing Facebook as well.So there's nothing specifically against Apple, despite the title seeming to imply it -- just that they're taking the move right now because of Apple's new policy coming into effect.I've got to say, I really wish there were a...

Similar to you, I experienced finding 1 service that required a social login. My solution was to use a different service and send a polite email to the owner of that service explaining why I chose not to use their service.

Just to add my 2 cents, I think even the most minimal version of this feature would be helpful. In my mind that would be creating a dropdown to show which login system was used (since the total number is still pretty small at this point) and hide the password and OTP fields. When viewing an entry, it should show the icon of the login system and the username (if any) that the user entered. No automation is needed.

A nicer version of this feature would allow you to designate any password entry as a 3rd-party login provider instead of just listing well-known providers. Other entries would be allowed to link to the 3rd-party login entry, simplifying the process of getting the credentials for the provider if necessary.

You can save Login items in 1Password for any website where you want to sign in with a supported provider, like Google or Facebook. 1Password can remember which providers you use for each website and sign you in with that provider instead of a username and password.

The best way to add a sign-in provider to an item is to save the login on your computer in a supported browser (Chrome, Firefox, Edge, or Brave). You can also edit a Login item in the apps or on 1Password.com to add or remove a custom field for a sign-in provider.

I want to build a site where people can *only* login with Google and/or Facebook (no registration possible). When someone connects with G+FB I'd like to check if the ID is present in my Userlist and if not, create a new user with all the data I can get.

Now I'm asking myself (and you) how I can log the user into PW, since I won't have a password and the username they got on FBG+ might even change. I need to find those accounts by the FBG+ ID. I thought either to create a new user with username/pass = G+FB-ID and a field stating if it's G+ or FB. The other way would be to have a way to select and login a user via a unique ID field, but i can't find something like a "loginByCondition" method in PW.

- which way would you suggest to build a system like that? My problem with the "user and pass == G+FB-ID"-approach is that it smells like dirty hack and I couldn't, for instance, connect my own admin account with FB or G+ to make it work in front- and backend.

I've got the OAuth part figured out. Especially the 9lessons page helped. Now I try to find a way to connect it to PW users. Right now I tend to - set a username (generated by displayname on G+ or FB) and the ID as password. Then if someone returns to the site, look for the username to the G+ Id in the DB and log him in with that ...

You still want to create a local user account for each user. You can do this behind the scenes. I think each of those services offers a unique identifier for each of their accounts, so you want to save that data into your local accounts. When someones logins through 3rd party service you check if he has already logged in (you have user account with it's google/fb identifier saved on) and just log it in. If not, then you proceed to create a new account (either behind the scenes or something like "Choose your username", up to you of course).

If you don't need to have the user maintain any specific profile data or password, etc., then you can also just create one user and use it to represent all your social service logins. Or you could create one per service (facebook, g+, etc.). This only works if the user can't change anything on their PW account. It's basically the same thing that PW is already doing with the 'guest' user and role, assigning that user to anyone not already logged in.

I'd personally store that identifier in a field in the users template along with a field to store which social network it was - that way you don't run into issues with people from multiple networks having the same username and not being logged in.

Cheers Pete, that pretty much what I'm going for now. I use the ID from the network as unique identifier and password and generate a username that I query from the DB as soon as someone returns. It works great with Google already, now I need to squeeze Facebook in there as well.

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