Just wanted to mention that the fixes for 16k page sizes are https://github.com/electron/electron/pull/34385, so the next 18.x release should work on Asahi.

Thank you for the additional info, @einar. Do send us a brief email to the address mentioned above - we'll be eager to examine this in finer detail for you. 👍

Hey 1P_PeterG. Firefox is installed using apt, so running from path usr/bin/firefox

Hi @einar, are you by any chance using a Snap installation of Firefox on that Ubuntu machine? That could be a factor.

If not, we'll be happy to investigate further for you too. You can reach us for that troubleshooting at support+linux@1Password.com - if you do get in touch with us there, please include a diagnostic report from the 1Password for Linux app as well as a link to this discussion. We'll be happy to find out what's causing this!

I'm able to run 1password on Ubuntu 20.04 running on Parallel Desktop (M1 MacBook). I used the arm64 tar.

The issue I can confirm is that no Desktop item is created, and the one that opens in the dock after lunching from the Terminal is without an Icon. But I could fix this with the steps pointed out by @RGlidden

But one thing I cannot get working is the integration between the Firefox extension and the Desktop app. Is this expected? I've tried both the stable extension version and the beta version

Thank you for these details (and the improvised solution), @RGlidden. We'll follow up on this on our end!

ref: dev/core/core#13429
ref: dev/core/core#14674

Oh, and the script does not appear to install any desktop shortcuts or icons. So at least with the current .tar.gz package, you'll have to copy or link the files from /opt/1Password/resources/1password.desktop and /opt/1Password/resources/icons/ to wherever your desktop environment expects them to be. (/usr/share/applications/ and /usr/share/icons/ respectively on the RPi - yours may vary).

Looking at the after-install.sh file from the x86_64 version, it sets up some policy files and security groups and makes a few symlinks, then attempts to register the package sources for your distribution. But based on the above conversation, it looks like the packages are not yet available for aarch64.

So, I just copied the after-install.sh file from the x86_64 version and edited the script to comment out the code that installs the package sources (the call to installAutoupdateChannel at the very end of the file):

```
installFiles

installAutoupdateChannel

exit 0
```
Running that script appears to have done the trick on my aarch64 RPi 4

Oh... the after-install.sh file is missing.

I'll investigate that. I know there was a time window in which we weren't bundling it for the tar files, but I thought I fixed that several weeks ago.

I followed the instrucitons from:
https://support.1password.com/betas/#install-a-beta-release-of-1password-for-linux

I get:

parallels@ubuntu-linux-20-04-desktop:~$ sudo /opt/1Password/after-install.sh
sudo: /opt/1Password/after-install.sh: command not found