1Password in Big Sur is killing my battery

@Hot_laptop01

Can you share the other topic link? I would like to see what we have on our end. To the best of my knowledge you are the only one to report something like this on 11.4. Working on the Mac and iOS team I feel certain I would have seen it.

We would be happy to investigate further. Could you to create a diagnostics report from your device?

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This is the closed thread... and like I said, all the symptoms the OP experienced sounds just like my problem.
https://1password.community/discussion/93983/1password-extension-helper-is-killing-my-battery

Right now, my computer isn't having the problem, because I rebooted just yesterday. Once it recurs, I will send you the diagnostic report.

@Hot_laptop01

Do you also have Fast User Switching enabled? If so, it seems like it's Safari while updating. A restart should help. If that's not convenient you can likely sign out of one account and then back in.

Please do send us the report if you continue to experience trouble.

I don't have fast user switching. Also, the day prior to my post, I had to reboot twice. My problem typically occurs once or twice a week, but before the post, it was happening daily for a couple days... but since I posted, everything is working as it should. So, it might be a couple days before I send in the diagnostic report

Sounds good @Hot_laptop01

I'm about to do the diagnostic report, but I wanted to show the high energy usage here.

@Hot_laptop01:

Thank you for your screenshot! This is what I see on my machine:

So I think a diagnostics report might be useful in this case :+1:

The diagnostic report has been emailed in, but I did not get an automated reply yet with a support number.

As for @ag_ana, your activity monitor is on a different tab so it is showing different information. On the top, you have "CPU" selected, try switching to the "Energy" tab and you'll see the information I posted in the screen shot. Normally, 1Password has an Energy Impact of 0.2 to 3.0, but you can see that when I created my diagnostic report, the Energy Impact is 98.3. I have since rebooted, and the Energy Impact is now 0.1

@Hot_laptop01:

your activity monitor is on a different tab so it is showing different information. On the top, you have "CPU" selected, try switching to the "Energy" tab and you'll see the information I posted in the screen shot.

The last column on the right in my screenshot is the Energy impact column, is that not what I should be looking at?

@ag_ana I stand corrected