Save passwords in keychain with Safari autofill off?

Does anyone know if there is a way to prevent Safari from auto-filling the username and password at sites where this info is saved in the Mac OS X keychain, while at the same time, when I visit a new site or submit a changed password, have that information get automatically saved to the keychain?

If I un-check “AutoFill web forms: User names and passwords” in Safari preferences, this will prevent Safari from automatically filling in the login info, but new login entries are no longer added to the keychain. I would like things to be remembered so that I can look them up in my keychain if needed, but avoid anything getting automatically filled in.

Indeed, I am using 1password, which is actually what inspired my wish. 1password is designed to work with Safari's autofill feature turned off (it will get confused if Safari is automatically filling in login data), and I like using 1password as designed. However, I would still like my login data to be saved to the native Mac OS X keychain "just in case" so I am not relying solely on third-party tools.

flynz4,

I hear ya on the iOS limitations re: mobile Safari and 1pass, it would be nice if allowed for better integration.

As far as the "confusion" that I was talking about on Mac OS X: Let's say I have my example.com password saved in both 1password and the keychain, and I have autofill turned on in Safari, and I also have “Ask to save new Logins” checked in 1password. If I were to navigate to http://www.example.com/login, then Safari would automatically fill in my username and password, and I click "login" at which point, 1password asks me if I want to save this login, even though it already has this login saved. This is documented at http://help.agilebits.com/1Password3/safari_autofill.html

Anyway, I will just go ahead and turn it off, and use 1password the way it is intended to work.