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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) 

I'm having trouble creating new service account or rotating existing service account token with 500 error: Attempts via op CLI fails as well.$ op service-account create ...[ERROR] 2025/10/20 17:01:12 (500) Internal Server Error: Server experienced a fatal error.There's no sign of outage in service account at https://1password.statuspage.io/. Has anyone experienced the same thing?

Environment:Win11PowerShell (various versions)Regina Rexx program which invokes CLI via ADDRESS COMMAND (here's the outlier)1P settings:SecurityUnlock using Windows HelloShow Windows Hello prompt automaticallyUse TPMConfirm password interval setAuto-lock interval set for 1 week (machine is in home office and generally is shut off over the weekend, this is fine for my working environment)Developer CLI integratedEnvironment:OP_BIOMETRIC_UNLOCK_ENABLED="true" set by the Regina Rexx scriptThe first time it's run after startup, I receive the password prompt, whether or not I've already entered it for another use of 1P. The password prompt text is the normal "password needed before using Windows Hello". Subsequent CLI calls from the program don't trigger authentication pop-ups. On subsequent runs, even within a minute, I am asked to authenticate with password again. My desired experience is that I should only receive the password prompt after startup (whether it's from the app or C

Hi folks,Very excited to try out local Environments on my macOS system, but unfortunately I can't mount the .env on my local file system.Created new environment and added two keysChose "Local .env file" as my destinationChose my project directory, and chose `.` Opened new terminal window. `op` active.In my project directory, tried `ls -la` and do not see `.env`.Tried `cat .env` and get file not found error.Software:Latest macOS 261Password for Mac 8.11.16 (81116035)op 2.31.1op account is logged inAny thoughts?

I really want to like the local .env handling. However the header inserted in the .env file as a "warning comment" is interfering with my usage.If I regenerate the .env file from 1Password after loading my original, it inserts a "header".```# This file was generated by 1Password. Any manual edits will be lost.# For more information, visit: https://developer.1password.com/docs/environments/local-env-file```if I try to use this file locally it immediately files to export the env vars:[13:47:14] (base) ➜ xxx git:(development) export $(< .env)export: not an identifier: 1Password.If I remove the 2 header lines (I do not need to be warned) then it works perfectly. 

I've seen previous discussions on this topic, https://1password.community/discussion/139077/ssh-agent-wont-list-my-keys, however my current configuration has all the bits in that discussion. So, here's my current setup and configurations: I have the 1password ssh agent running per the Settings -> Developer options in 1Password. The configuration (~/.ssh/config) has a Host * IdentityAgent pointing to "~/Library/Group Containers/2BUA8C4S2C.com.1password/t/agent.sock", which I added automatically from the settings page I added the global plist per https://developer.1password.com/docs/ssh/agent/compatibility/#configure-ssh_auth_sock-globally-for-every-client and loaded it. It did not complain about errors, so I assume it's working I restarted the computer since then I made sure my zshrc does not redeclare the SSH_AUTH_SOCKET environment variable fetching private repositores from the command line works, as 1password pops up and asks me to authorize the keys in the vault, and then succ

We’re excited to announce new authentication capabilities in the 1Password SDKs! Developers can now build integrations that authenticate directly through the 1Password desktop app using the same trusted methods users already know —Touch ID, their account password, or other supported options. 🏗️ What this unlocks: Native and seamless integrations: Build integrations that connect directly with the 1Password desktop app using the SDK. It’s a secure, native way to integrate with 1Password — no extra setup or dependencies required. Human-in-the-loop workflows: Enable user-scoped authentication in your integrations to support secure, approval-based workflows that keep users in control. Easy to build and adopt: Simplifies integration setup and makes authentication effortless for end users.Now available in public beta for macOS and Linux in the SDKs for Go, JavaScript, and Python. Video not displaying? Watch it here. 💬 Share feedback, get swagWe’d love to hear how this feature performs in

I would like to see a new item type: API Key for securely storing machine-to-machine credentials used in development and automation. It would include fields for the key, environment, service name, expiration, rotation schedule, and scope. This would help developers separate API credentials from personal passwords, reduce misuse, and support compliance best practices.  This important because API keys are generally created and shared only once.  Being able to store these safely in 1Password would be a big help.  By having a new Item type, these can be more easily browsed as a group.Recommended Required FieldsField NameTypePurposeService NameTextIdentifies the platform or API (e.g., “OpenAI API”).API KeyConcealedThe actual secret string; hidden by default, revealable on demand.EnvironmentText/SelectionHelps differentiate between “Production,” “Staging,” or “Development.”Key TypeText/SelectionIdentifies the key’s purpose — e.g., “Secret,” “Public,” “Bearer Token,” “Client To

Right now I can access 1Password on my WSL Debian installation using the CLI. But I have to enter my master password even when Windows is authenticated. I was just curious if it's possible to connect the two (a-la the SSH agent forwarding magic outlined here - https://1password.community/discussion/128023/ssh-agent-on-windows-subsystem-for-linux) 1Password Version: Not Provided Extension Version: Not Provided OS Version: Not Provided Browser:_ Not Provided

Hey community!The Environments feature came into a very fitting point for our team’s new project. We’re currently experimenting with it in order to replace the .env.template file conventionally used to denote the list of variables needed in a local dev env.There’s a small issue however (very similar use case to Tillman’s). Not all developers need all variables, and additionally there are variables that are personal to each user.So, after short experimentation we thought of the following suggestion: What if, alongside the key/value pairs that are persisted in the .env file (common for all users that have access to the .env file), there was a different entry type whose value wasn’t synced to the upstream?This way, 1. all users with access to the .env file would always have the up-to-date list of all variables used in the project, but 2. would be able to leave some values empty and let the code decide how to handle this case, and 3. would be able to add personal values (eg. API keys even

In light of the current AWS outage, which seems to have affected 1Password as well, it would be nice if the 1password CLI did not rely on servers to work. My local vaults continued to work offline; however, the `op run` CLI stopped working. It would prompt for 1Password authentication, but after approving, the CLI command would hang. I suspect this is related to a generous server timeout, which means the CLI will wait 30 seconds or longer for a server response that never comes. This stopped me from being able to do any development work, since I depend on the 1Password CLI to run software securely on my machine. This was only a brief outage (~15 min maybe?), but the CLI's reliance on 1Password servers seems unnecessary when the app already allows me to access all my credentials without an internet connection.  

Hi,I'm currently trying to generate a .env file locally using a .env.reference containing secret references, but I keep getting an error when running op inject.Any help on this would be much appreciated.---.env.referenceAPP_ENV="op://Env_Server_Local/APP_ENV/password" FRONTEND_APP_URL="op://Env_Server_Local/FRONTEND_APP_URL/password" SERVER_URL="op://Env_Server_Local/SERVER_URL/password"> When running op read, it works% op read op://Env_Server_Local/APP_ENV/password development                                                                              > When running op inject to generate the .env file, it fails. The secret does exist and was not deleted or archived.% op inject -i packages/server/.env.reference -o packages/server/.env [ERROR] 2025/06/13 08:45:14 could not find ite

Hi there,I'm trying to get 1password running on PostmarketOS. The challenge is it's Alpine Linux based, so it uses musl libc instead of glibc. It seems that the arm64 build of 1password (including the beta) is looking for glibc symbols, and installing gcompat is not enough (gcompat really only works for very simple binaries).The normal suggestions of using containers to run glibc binaries on Alpine aren't good for extremely resource constrained systems like old linux phones.Password manager support from a multi-platform provider is a pretty big hole in the linux phone market right now, and this would make a big impact. Your linux features would be extremely useful on a linux phone, particularly unlocking 1password with the system secret store.Any possibility of shipping a statically linked build for arm64/aarch64? I'm a developer myself, and can provide you with more information if you need it.

Hello,maybe I missed something. Hence, I am asking before buying a new Mac Keyboard with sensor ...I use 1Password for:local stuff on my Macon remote systems over sshVisual Studio Code (VSC) remote over sshVSC Docker devcontainers on remote Linux systems  (In VSC open a folder on a remote system, open the project folder in docker devcontainers)Typing in the vault password is a cumbersome thing, when done too often, and restarting and rebuilding the containers, are new shells / terminals requesting entering the 1Password vault password often.Hence, I am looking for a way to make this simpler and hoped for support of the fingerprint sensor on remote systems.

The https://github.com/bevry/dorothy provides a secret command, which interfaces with the 1Password CLI, to do such things as secret get and sercret env -- command to grab your secrets only when they are needed, and expose them only to the command that needs it. This is much more secure than exposing your secrets to your environment, which is commonly sent to a server when malicious software runs. I use it all the time, relevant links: https://github.com/bevry/dorothy#secrets https://github.com/bevry/dorothy/blob/master/commands/secret My .dorothy/user/secrets/secrets.json file looks like so: json { "DISCOURSE_BEVRY_SERVER": ["personal", "bevry discourse", "server"], "DISCOURSE_BEVRY_ROOT": ["personal", "bevry discourse", "root"], "DISCOURSE_BEVRY_SSH": ["personal", "ssh keys", "bevry discourse"], "SCALEWAY_SSH": ["personal", "ssh keys", "scaleway"] } Which I use like so: bash secret get DISCOURSE_BEVRY_ROOT DISCOURSE_BEVRY_SSH SCALEWAY_SSH secret env DISCOURSE_BEVRY_S

Hi all!Not sure if this fits here, but since this concerns a TypeScript library I wrote, the 'developer' category seemed appropriate.--I recently dove into the 1Password white paper and built a TypeScript library that implements the security model it describes. This was a purely educational exercise for me to gain a deeper grasp on how password managers, and 1Password in particular, work. I'm a web developer, not a cryptographer or security expert, so please don't use it in production or trust it with real credentials. I'm also not affiliated with 1Password or AgileBits, though they did greenlight publication of the library, which I really appreciate.I verified the implementation is fully compatible with real vault data by testing against actual API responses from the official web application, which I think proves I actually learned something :) and that the white paper is very complete and pretty digestible.After finishing the library, I built an interactive explainer[1] based on it,

I see putty now allows you to configure pageant to let openSSH access keys via named pipes, and it can coexist with the built in Open SSH agent in Windows. It basically works like how you configure 1password on Linux and Mac, so taking over the named pipe shouldn't be neccessary. Any plans to change how it works on windows in the future? I fear that Windows or defender will suddently realize that this is not the correct process, and block it at some point. Here's how Putty does it, section 9.3.3: https://tartarus.org/%7Esimon/putty-prerel-snapshots/htmldoc/Chapter9.html#pageant-cmdline (yes, this is actually where putty stores it's documentation😪) Also, any plans to include native support for putty/pageant? Alot of windows tools like WinSCP and Devolutions RDM uses Putty as it's backend, so it would be useful to have support built in. I got it working with Nathan Beals' WinSSH-Pageant, but would be super nice to have it built in😊 1Password Version: Not Provided Extension Versio

Last night I updated to macOS 26.1 Beta. Now my shells won't open because `op completion zsh` hangs forever. Anyone else experiencing this?

I saw this vulnerability disclosure on hackernews and the basic gist of it seems to be that if you have malicious software running on your computer and you give the credentials to your 1password account to that malicious software, it will be able to extricate all your secrets. Which is known.I think he makes a fair point about 1password-cli currently being too much "all or nothing" unless you use service accounts and I think the first three proposed fixes would be a welcome usability addition, but they would only make it harder to extricate secrets, not impossible. The last one "Prompt for each process individually, closing the gap for subprocesses" seems impractical, throwing up too many access prompts for unknown sub process names, which would quickly become a "Just click allow" situation.I'd appreciate it if someone from 1password would comment on his report.

It is more secure to surround $(command) with quotes, unless you are absolutely, positively, sure that the output will not include spaces.  When it is unquoted, the shell splits the output: $ for i in $(echo one two three) ; do echo $i ; done one two three $ for i in "$(echo one two three)" ; do echo $i ; done one two threeThus, if a malicious person added a space to an entry, a command like this will fail:# suppose op://prod/docker/username contained the string "FIRST SECOND" $ docker login -u $(op read op://prod/docker/username) -p $(op read op://prod/docker/password) time="2025-10-09T14:00:31-04:00" level=info msg="Error logging in to endpoint, trying next endpoint" endpoint="{https://SECOND 0x140006161e0}" error="Get \"https://SECOND/v2/\": remote error: tls: handshake failure" Get "https://SECOND/v2/": remote error: tls: handshake failureIt is safer to surround it with quotes:docker login -u "$(op read op://prod/docker/username)" -p "$(op read op://prod/docker/pas

I'm running macOS 26 developer beta and the 1Password browser extension takes ~15 seconds to open and it doesn't stay unlocked no matter what my permissions are. Is anyone else having this problem?

Hi all,I've been happily working with the 1password CLI for some years now. On Windows, Linux and lately Mac. When the app authentication integration released I was quite stoked that I could now use biometrics/windows hello in my sessions.I've been integrating op commands in various scripts of mine, and I've been noticing that the session doesn't work at all when using this app integration on Windows (maybe also Mac/Linux, but didn't test it there), or that I just don't understand how it works. I've read all the limitations and issues people are having with subshells, the --session and the --raw parameters not working, but that still does not explain why doing multiple commands in a single script or terminal session should ask for authentication every command it does.Multiple use cases;1. I open a new terminal session. I enter some command like op item list. I get asked to signin by the app using windows hello. I signin, and I the command executes successfully. If my understanding

Hello, I am using op cli in powershell (windows) to create new secure note with the password and file attachment. Everything is working at this point. Then I am using another call to share that secure note with external user. Once I share the uri with the end user, he can access the secure note and it's secret, but he does not see any attachments. If I share manually from the desktop app the same secure note, then it works and user sees the file. Interestingly,  if I use python SDK and this example https://github.com/1Password/solutions/tree/main/1password/onepassword_sdks/demo-share-script then end user can access file too. So is this a limitation from op.exe? If yes, do you have a roadmap to support it?

Hi, i've been wondering if there is an option to create a group in your Team where you give users the option to use cli with limited access to only let it do non changing things like reading secrets/variables as from my understanding so far cli access mostly came allong with the permission to manage things.Is there any way to do that currently as otherwise i wouldnt really know how to do that.Kind regards,-kiru

I am using vscode 1.95.1 on macOS 15.2 Beta (24C5073e) 'op' is in the path and returns '2.30.0-beta.03' The 1password extension 1.0.5 is installed I can run 1password: Choose Account / 1password: Choose vault without any issue However every time vscode starts up I get a popup ``` CLI is not installed. Please install it to use 1Password for VS Code. Source: 1Password ``` How do I address this? 1Password Version: 8.10.52 Extension Version: 1.0.5 OS Version: macOS 15.2 Browser: Edge