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Anonymous
May 18, 2022
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Shortcut interferes with Google Docs functionality

  • May 18, 2022
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The shortcut cmd-shift-x is used in 2.3.3 of the safari plug-in to pop down the 1password window.

This is the same shortcut used by Google Docs to strikethrough text. It's so disruptive to working quickly with Google Docs I'm basically forced to remove the browser plugin.

Can you please address this or tell me how to change/disable the shortcut?

1Password Version: 8.7.0
Extension Version: 2.3.3
OS Version: Monterey 12.3.1 (21E258)

Best answer by 1P_Dave

I'm happy to share that Safari 26, included with macOS Tahoe, now includes the ability to change browser extension keyboard shortcuts. 🎉

This means you can change the default shortcut (Command–Shift–X) for opening the 1Password pop-up, in case you already use that combo for something else. Here’s how to set it up:

  1. Update to macOS Tahoe. 
  2. Open Safari.
  3. Click on Safari next to the  Apple logo in the menu bar and then click Settings. 
  4. Click Extensions.
  5. Choose 1Password then scroll down and edit the shortcut.


I hope that helps! 

-Dave

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Anonymous
December 8, 2022

This is killing me. I use Safari and work in Google Docs everyday. I'm going to have to uninstall the plugin from Safari. Please fix this.

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Anonymous
December 8, 2022

Yeah I've had to use 1P without that plugin since June now because of this...now for me it's whatever comes first, 1P fixing this or passkeys changing my password routine.

1P_Dave
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1Password Employee
September 26, 2025

I'm happy to share that Safari 26, included with macOS Tahoe, now includes the ability to change browser extension keyboard shortcuts. 🎉

This means you can change the default shortcut (Command–Shift–X) for opening the 1Password pop-up, in case you already use that combo for something else. Here’s how to set it up:

  1. Update to macOS Tahoe. 
  2. Open Safari.
  3. Click on Safari next to the  Apple logo in the menu bar and then click Settings. 
  4. Click Extensions.
  5. Choose 1Password then scroll down and edit the shortcut.


I hope that helps! 

-Dave

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