App and browser integration?

Hi @Eragon615,

Thanks so much for writing in! On Linux, 1Password checks browsers against a baked-in list of supported browsers, and only connects to those browsers. However, it is possible to add Vivaldi to a list of custom supported browsers, and this will let 1Password in your browser connect to the 1Password desktop app. Here's how to do it:

1. Open a terminal, and run sudo mkdir /etc/1password (if you've done this already, you can skip it).
2. Run cd /etc/1password.
3. Run sudo nano custom_allowed_browsers.
4. Feel free to use your preferred text editor in place of nano
5. Paste in the appropriate browser binary name - such as opera or in this case vivaldi-bin.
6. Save the file - in Nano, this is done by Ctrl+x -> y -> Enter
7. In terminal, run sudo chown root:root /etc/1password/custom_allowed_browsers && sudo chmod 755 /etc/1password/custom_allowed_browsers
8. Run 1Password - it will read our new config file and make the appropriate connections.

Let me know how that goes or if you have any questions.

Franky

I can confirm, it works! Glad you have that feature to allow custom browsers. Vivaldi has just about every feature I want out of a browser so I wouldn't leave it just for the integration, but this way I can have my cake and eat it too! Thanks for the response.

@Eragon615

On Franky's behalf, you're very welcome. :)

Is this also possible to get Firefox Snap working with the desktop app? 🤔

Hi @DenalB,

Currently the Snap version of Firefox is not supported with the shared lock state feature. This is due to how native messaging works with sandboxed apps. I'll let the team know about your interest in using the Snap version of Firefox with the shared lock state feature.

Franky

@FrankyO1P
Is there similar trick for MacOS? I'm using custom-build Chromium browser and want to allowlist it in similar manner.

Hey @QyRoN, the custom_allowed_browsers file will only work on Linux.

However, for macOS (and other operating systems) we're working on a simple way to add trusted browsers. For more details, I'd like to direct you to this community post:

• Extending support for trusted web browsers — 1Password Community

Let me know if that helps or if you have any questions.

Ali

@AliH1P
Unfortunately that didn't work and I got message that "That application didn't work. The selected application was not signed. Make sure that it came from a trusted source". That's pretty disappointing limitation as there are lots of non-signed applications for MacOs that still can be trusted.

Is there any workaround?

Hey @QyRoN, thanks for your reply. I'm sorry to hear that didn't work for you.

The feature I mentioned does indeed only work with code-signed browsers. We don't have any workarounds for this at this time.

That said, I would be happy to file a feature request for this on your behalf - let me know.

Ali

Can we please get this to work on Mac? This is a serious gap when you care about security and privacy in browsers.