Echoing support for this issue. I have to use a 1.5x scaling factor in Wayland, and XWayland apps don't work well with that -- the text is very fuzzy! Running electron apps in Wayland solves the blurry text issue.

Interestingly, 1Password does render pretty well for me in Wayland using v8.7.0 (on Fedora 36 with Sway). I just copied the 1password.desktop file from /usr/share/applications to ~/.local/share/applications, and set the Exec line to Exec=/opt/1Password/1password --enable-features=UseOzonePlatform --ozone-platform=wayland %U. With this change, both the main 1Password window and the quick access menu both render at high DPI without fuzzy text.

I've not experienced any crashes yet, though I do have a few issues:
1. When opening a new 1Password window on a workspace with a window open, there is a large empty area at the top -- about 200px? This doesn't happen on a blank workspace, where 1Password can fill the screen, just on a workspace where it's split to only part of the screen. Setting it to float also avoids the problem.
2. Quick Access actually renders fine, it's just that the shortcut only works every other time. Ctrl-Shift-Space opens it, Esc closes it, Ctrl-Shift-Space does nothing, but Ctrl-Shift-Space once more opens it. So effectively, the shortcut becomes Ctrl-Shift and then tap space twice. :P
3. Copy/pasting out of the main 1Password app (or quick access) doesn't work at all. At the very least, the values aren't copied to the global clipboard. So if I use the shortcut or click "copy value," nothing gets pasted into other apps like Firefox.

Thankfully copy/pasting in the 1Password browser extension works great :)

Yeah, that should be pretty easy, I just need time to put it in. In an ideal world, we could detect it at startup and automatically choose the Wayland renderer, as well. But right now, the Wayland renderer for Electron always crashes on our machines.

I came here to report that quick access was acting strangely (on Fedora Silverblue 35) and found out about this post. :) Thank you for the clarification.

I believe 1Password (I'm using the flatpak version btw) can detect whether it's working on wayland and direct us to the settings of the DE? (I don't know what that would be for sway -- maybe at least the app can state the fact and save us from visiting the forum?)

@Savanni all right
Let’s hope that it will work soon 🤞🏻

@Goldgamer We ran into trouble (an inexplicable crash) last month with a version of electron that was supposed to have full Wayland support. I had to table things for a bit and haven't had the chance to get back.

Is there any news on bringing Full Wayland support for Linux please?
I would really like to uninstall XWayland since it's working pretty bad with modern hard- software.

The 1password command does not seem present for me using Flatpak. I changed the keybinding to invoke the following instead:

flatpak run com.onepassword.OnePassword --quick-access

This renders the same result. Thanks for adding this feature!

I'm running 1password 8.4.1 in Fedora 35 with "1password --enable-features=UseOzonePlatform --ozone-platform=wayland"
when first quick access launch fine but second makes 1password app crash with this error:

[25769:1206/173556.083974:ERROR:wayland_event_watcher.cc(242)] Fatal Wayland protocol error 0 on interface wl_surface (object 50). Shutting down..

Hi, @JoeVandelay. The current beta added the ability to edit shortcuts in 8.2.2-19, and the ability to clear the shortcuts in 8.2.2-23. Those features did not make it into the latest stable release.

The following is the 1Password defaults set on other platforms, and on XOrg-based displays.

Thanks for the quick fix. Beta is not Alpha and un-askes changes to user environment should not leak