1P shortcut conflict with default Google Doc shortcut in Safari

Has the Safari extension been updated? I am still experiencing the same issue when typing text and giving what's supposed to be a global Mac command for strikethrough text that the extension has hijacked. As I mentioned earlier, this issue goes back at least to September 2023. Is the development team simply deprioritizing this in perpetuity? Dave_1P, are you an employee of 1Password or in some official position to be able to get this prioritized by the developers?

@rickychitarrone

The latest update can be found in my post here: https://1password.community/discussion/comment/714870/#Comment_714870

I'm sorry that I don't have any new information to share.

-Dave

Thanks Dave. I've gone straight to 1Password contact form. The agent acknowledged the issue without hinting any timetable concerning a release in which it would be fixed. It's hard to tell exactly what the responding agent thought, but it seems like the very idea of an app developer repurposing a system-wide keystroke combination for their browser extension isn't a problem so long as there's a means of changing it within the browser, which Safari doesn't allow. My thought is just to rerelease it either with keystrokes that don't conflict with most browser-based text editing (Docs, Word for Web, et al.) or just disable the feature altogether, since it's entirely redundant. There's already a keystroke combo with which a Mac user can invoke 1P from anywhere in the GUI. The feature is covered. Nobody needs an extra one just for the browser. I don't know whether the message penetrated. Time will tell.