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It's fairly common to run SSH on non-standard ports. But it appears 1Password does not support this. Per https://developer.1password.com/docs/ssh/bookmarks/ for IPv6 you would use `ssh://user@2001:DB8:a8b0:5678::200c` which is a problem because ports are usually specified with a : as well. The URL standard is to use brackets, so `ssh://user@[2001:DB8:a8b0:5678::200c]:2222` would be the syntax which makes the most sense. Could this support be added to 1Password?

I've recently discovered 1Password's support for SSH bookmarks, which is nice. However one of my servers does not use SSH port 22 but a different one. How can I add this custom port to a bookmark so that the generated SSH config file in ~/.ssh/1Password does contain the port info?  

So nice, I discovered the feature as I was about to develop a custom solution around 1Password CLI!Mounting a file is definitely the best path forward to get people to migrate to proper secrets management for local dev.Got some issues when used for the `.dev.vars` of a Cloudflare Worker project, but I'd bet that's a bug in `@cloudflare/vite-plugin`.What would be really awesome is to be able to have arbitrary text file stored securely in 1P and mounted at their destination. While the `.env` format covers most of our uses cases, we do have secrets in other formats like json files and a few other.this could be helpful for secrets in code source as wellthis would also help with people wanting to preserve their original .env formatting

When I turned on the SSH agent and configured the GitHub config, I noticed it didn't configure the allowed-signers file. It would be great if it could do that and save lots of folks time troubleshooting. Thanks!Kevin

When using 1password as ssh agent, I miss the lack of possibility to define an ssh key as something like "confirm on each access".Not only like the current setting options "allow for all apps", "this app" and "this terminal session until closed".PRO of that feature request:better control of usage of a critical key, really on each usage.even with ssh agent forwarding the key would be usable on the remote host but also remain secure due to a second confirm request if it's used again f.e. by another connection created on the remote host.Would such a feature be possible in near future?What do you think about that idea? Best regards, Sam

This question came up a couple of times in 2022, but it didn't look like anything was resolved. Since it's been two years... For those unfamiliar with the concept, SSH certificates are host and user public keys, signed by your own internal SSH CA, that ease key approval and distribution, especially in large-scale environments. Once a user has created a public-private key-pair, the public key is signed by an (internal) SSH CA. The user then uses ssh-add to add the public key and, if present, the certificate file to the user's ssh agent. https://smallstep.com/blog/use-ssh-certificates/ of how SSH certificates work. Using stock ssh-add and ssh-agent on Mac OS 14, we can see the public key and certificate both being added to the agent: $ /usr/bin/ssh-add .ssh/id_ed25519 Enter passphrase for .ssh/id_ed25519: Identity added: .ssh/id_ed25519 (<REDACTED>) Certificate added: .ssh/id_ed25519-cert.pub (chris) A remote host, when properly configured, will verify that my user certifica

@1P_Blake and @1P_Dave I think this is a great topic but a five alarm fire is happening right now with credential theft via npm. I think that you need to have an all hands on meeting about how to promote the credential injection feature that all 1pasword customers can use. My .zshrc file and .envrc file now use the op read syntax. It took me months to learn but i finally have it. This is a topic that needs to be drilled into EVERYONES head as more people start using Api Keys with their LLM providers. This is your moment.....It's go time for 1password.... You have a solution but don't know how to explain it to non-developers.

Hi, I would like to know if it's possible to fetch a 1Password Item in K8s External Secrets by using its ID as a reference?Sample:apiVersion: external-secrets.io/v1 kind: ExternalSecret metadata: name: my-ssh-key spec: data: - remoteRef: key: "1321312" # 1Password Item ID property: "private key" secretKey: ssh-private-key secretStoreRef: kind: SecretStore name: "my-secret-store" target: creationPolicy: Owner name: "my-targ-et-name"Thank you

I am trying to use the feature "Access secrets from 1Password through local .env files" but I cannot find the "Destinations" tab.What I have done:Enabled "Show 1Password Developer experience" in Settings > DeveloperEnabled "Record and display activity"I can see and use the AWS Secrets Manager integrationWhat I expected: According to the documentation, there should be a "Destinations" tab that allows me to mount secrets to a local .env file.What I see: The "Destinations" tab does not appear anywhere in the interface. I only see the AWS Secrets Manager integration option.Environment:1Password version: LatestOS: WindowsAccount type: IndividualCould you please help me understand how to access the Destinations feature, or let me know if this feature has been moved or deprecated?Thank you.

I've been using the 1Password SSH agent to sign commits and authenticate with GitHub for months without any issues. Today, I started experiencing intermittent SSH timeouts when trying to pull, fetch, or push:ssh: connect to host github.com port 22: Connection timed out fatal: Could not read from remote repository. Please make sure you have the correct access rights and the repository exists.At first I assumed this was a GitHub outage, but I noticed that when 1Password prompted me to approve the SSH key, the request would succeed. After a while, the timeouts would return.I changed "Remember key approval" from 12 hours to "until 1Password quits." This helped, but now I have to restart 1Password and re-approve the key between every single Git request, otherwise it times out again.Environment:Windows 11Affects Git CLI, Git Fork, and VS CodeCommit signing with the same key still works fineWhat I've tried:Changing "Remember key approval" to "until 1Password quits"Restarting 1Password (tempo

I was experimenting with the 1Password SSH agent and clicked on the "Set Up SSH Agent..." button. However, I couldn't find a way to undo my selection. In my opinion, there should be an option to easily cancel, reverse, or reset the settings back to their defaults in case I make changes that I'm unsure about, especially when dealing with unfamiliar settings. I attempted to uninstall 1Password and reinstall it, hoping that it would revert the changes, but unfortunately, that didn't work. 1Password Version: 8.10.8 Extension Version: Not Provided OS Version: macOS 13.4.1 Browser: Not Provided

Hello friends,I've been reading about the Shai-Hulud/Sha1-Hulud malware which is currently spreading through npm packages with its TruffleHog payload, and there are plenty of other examples of supply-chain attacks against developer tools.My 1Password has everything in it; stuff that I use for indie-development, and personal things like logins to my email and banking.So now I'm thinking about making a clear separation between my indie-dev machine and other boxes that I use for traditional home-computing.1Password's guest accounts look ideal for this. I could make a guest account which only has access to that one vault, and use only that guest account on my dev machine. Luckily my indie-dev items are already in a separate vault.Would that work? Have I missed any gotchas? (And would this be compatible with 1Password's acceptable use-cases for guest accounts?)Matthew

We're developing a TOTP setup screen at work today, and I know that sometimes 1Password can automatically scan the QR code from the screen of the same desktop it's running on, and sometimes it can't. What kind of setup does 1Password need to successfully scan TOTP QR Code? 

The first time you sign into a new website and save the credentials in 1Password, it suggests a name, based on the domain name of that website.  As a website owner, is there anything I can do to customize the formatting?  For example, adding spaces and capitalization to make it more user friendly?  For example, the suggested name for this site is "1Password".  

Hi team.I am trying to use the 1Password SSH Agent with WSL2, but I keep getting this error when SSH is invoked:fatal: cannot exec '/mnt/c/Users/bronze/AppData/Local/1Password/app/8/op-ssh-sign-wsl': No such file or directory error: fatal: failed to write commit objectEnvironment:Windows 101Password desktop installed and signed inSSH Agent enabled in 1Password desktopWSL2 (Ubuntu)op installed via the official 1Password pageop --version: 2.32.0Issue:Running SSH inside WSL fails because the binary op-ssh-sign-wsl is missing.Running:ls ~/.1password/agent shows no op-ssh-sign-wsl.op ssh commands are recognized or partially recognized, but signing still fails due to missing binary.What I’ve tried:Reinstalled WSL on Windows.Disabled and Re-enabled SSH Agent on the Windows appReinstalled 1password-cli inside WSL through the official pageRestarted WSL and my machine.Same result: op-ssh-sign-wsl is not created.Thanks in advance.

Update: This issue has been resolved.  Carry on. -------Hi all,  We are seeing a service degradation that’s impacting sign-ins, SSO, MFA, and accessing items across the board. The team’s already digging into what’s going on, and you can follow updates as they’re posted here: https://status.1password.com/incidents/hxqx48n0hpg6 ThanksPhil

In the new "Developer" tools, I'd love to see proper API key storage.  Honestly a lot of this can be accomplished with standard 1Password tools but I want to keep passwords separate from API keys whether by category or just plain feature separation into developer tools.  It would be great if the browser extension could differentiate between an API key / token and a password.  Even if it can't it would be great to have an option to specify API vs password.One key difference between passwords and API keys is that on one site you generally have a single login/password but with API keys you have one site and many keys usually with key/value pairs.-- Example --Type: APISite: AnthropicURL: console.anthropic.comKey name:  Project AKey value:  [32bit key value]Key name:  Project BKey value:  [32bit key value]Key name:  Project CKey value:  [32bit key value]--- \ Example ---Again, I understand you can make this work with existing passwords but A

Today I tried fiddling with Environments beta feature on 1Password and wanted to leave some feedback.Background: We currently use AWS secrets for managing 200+ secrets in our application, but due to the lack of backups/redundancy I started looking at alternatives and considering we already heavily use 1P, I thought I'd give Environments a go.Generally speaking I love it. It is precisely what we need, however a few things came up along the way which I would like to share:[P0] The UI needs improvements (and probably soon). There's no sorting nor searching for variables, making it very diffcult to find stuff when you have 100s of variables. — on web variables don't show up at all.[P1] The AWS integration errors when the secret already exists. This made things a bit awkward for us, considering we manage our infra via Pulumi and we couldn't "create" the secret via Pulumi (had to do some hack to get around this). — this can become important if one wants to give 1P AWS role a very strict acce

Most distributions now should have good support for using the XDG directory specs, and 1Password successfully does this already for the browser integration.`$XDG_RUNTIME_DIR/1Password-BrowserSupport.sock`In 2025, can we please finally get support for the SSH agent socket to use XDG_RUNTIME_DIR as well?The previous post on this was 4 years ago.https://www.1password.community/discussions/developers/linux-use-xdg-runtime-dir-instead-of-home-1password/139159

Since updating to 1Password extension 8.11.12.27 in Chrome, pages with forms containing thousands of inputs freeze on load. The problem also occurs with many hidden inputs, which should not be processed by the extension.We run an application that makes heavy use of hidden inputs. With earlier versions of the extension this was not a problem.Profiling shows high CPU use in openOrClosedShadowRoot(), especially when called on the form element containing many inputs. After load, the function runs instantly, so the slowdown is tied to the extension’s initial DOM scan.Steps to Reproduce:Install 1Password extension v8.11.12.27 in Chrome.Open a form with thousands of inputs, including hidden ones. Example: https://inputs-1password.netlify.app/On load, clicking buttons or opening the context menu is impossible.Chrome stays frozen until the extension finishes scanning.Expected Result:Pages should load normally, regardless of number or type of inputs.Actual Result:Pages freeze during load du

HiSince I have updated brew today, any of these command fails : $ brew upgrade$ brew upgrade 1password-cli$ brew install 1password-cli==> Fetching downloads for: 1password-cli✔︎ Cask 1password-cli (2.32.0)                                                                                                                                                                                                                        [Verifying     8.8MB/

I've been trying to get this to work for a few hours and I'm at a loss for what to do next, so asking for ideas about what the problem could be.My software stack is macOS 26/Tahoe, 1Password 8.11.16, Orbstack (for containers), and VSCode w/DevContainers. I have my SSH keys in 1Password and when executed from the host system, the keys are visible (and SSH works):% SSH_AUTH_SOCK="${HOME}/Library/Group Containers/2BUA8C4S2C.com.1password/t/agent.sock" ssh-add -l256 SHA256:... (ED25519)% ssh -T git@github.comHi <username>! You've successfully authenticated, but GitHub does not provide shell access.I have the DevContainer configuration to bind-mount the socket into the container and set a proper `SSH_AUTH_SOCK` value:"mounts": ["source=${env:HOME}/Library/Group Containers/2BUA8C4S2C.com.1password/t/agent.sock,target=/tmp/ssh-agent-1password.sock,type=bind"],"remoteEnv": {"SSH_AUTH_SOCK": "/tmp/ssh-agent-1password.sock"},... when I am in the container, the socket looks right, `SSH_AUTH

Hi All, Just started testing out the Desktop Integrations approach and seem to be running into an error with actually loading the app itself.Python is raising a FileNotFoundError and seems to not be able to find a library file in my 1Password Desktop application.I'm not sure how readily I can share further logs without leaking project details or system specifics, but the files that the integration is erroring on are:lib_path = '/Users/wileydavis/Applications/1Password.app/Contents/Frameworks/libop_sdk_ipc_c'+11     │                                                                           ││ │ locations = [                                                     &n

If you are using 1Password to manage any dev/application secrets, you might be interested in our open source tool - https://varlock.devWe just released a new update that introduces a plugin system and our first plugin is for 1Password (of course) - see https://varlock.dev/plugins/1password/Our tool lets you define a .env.schema file, which can contain decorator style comments to add additional metadata to your env. This is then used to do validation, generate types, etc. The tool also introduces a new function call syntax, and while you can talk to any external cli using the exec()  function, the new 1Pass plugin also adds a new op() function which fetches items from 1Password.So how is this different from using `op run`?Uses the SDK and service account tokens for deployed environments, and (optionally) uses op CLI for local dev (with biometric auth via the desktop app)Adds validation and coercionAutomatic type generation (right now just for TypeScript, more to come)Understan

On Chrome for Mac I have installed the 1Password plugin. Since recently, the popup that opens up prompting to save credentials won't close anymore no matter what I do - clicking on the 'x', clicking outside, pressing on the 'Unlock 1Password' button, hitting the Esc key.Chrome version: 141.0.7390.123 (Official Build) (arm64)