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5 years agoDefault "Cmd+\" shortcut has a conflict on macOS Monterey
If you change the 1Password pop-up menu shortcut from "Cmd+\" to anything else, then try to set it back or press the "restore old shortcut" icon, you get an alert that it conflicts with a system shortcut. I checked all of my system shortcuts in my system preferences and nothing comes up.
1Password Version: Not Provided
Extension Version: Not Provided
OS Version: macOS Monterey Public Beta
Sync Type: Not Provided
ref: dev/apple/issues#5548
42 Replies
- 1P_Tommy
Moderator
On behalf of Ben, you're welcome
- Former Member
Amazing, thanks 1P_Ben! That worked for me!
- Former Member
This worked for me for the main app. Firefox seems to swallow the shortcut whenever it's in focus though, can't set in the extension, which is pretty annoying.
- Former Member
Sorry to hear that @branok :( Hopefully we will hear back from the feedback we have filed to Apple, so we can look into this again in the future.
- Former Member
No, it didn't help ... :(
- 1P_Ben
1Password Team
As a small update, there is a workaround available:
- If 1Password is running, right-click the 1Password icon at the top right of your macOS menu bar, and choose Quit 1Password Completely.
- Open Finder and go to:
~/Library/Containers/com.agilebits.onepassword7/Data/Library - Locate
Preferencesand move it to Trash. - Go to:
~/Library/Group Containers/2BUA8C4S2C.com.agilebits/Library - Locate
Preferencesand move it to Trash. - Open Terminal and run the following command:
killall cfprefsd - Open and unlock 1Password, and confirm that your default keyboard shortcuts are in place.
Note that the steps do completely reset 1Password's preferences, so you'd need to re-set any customizations, including auto-lock and biometry/Apple Watch preferences. I hope that helps until a better solution can be found.
Ben
- 1P_Ben
1Password Team
Hi folks,
I understand the frustration. The problem is that we're asking the system if there is a conflict, and being told yes there is, despite the fact that all other indicators would say there isn't. That is an issue that would need to be resolved at that level, I'm afraid. We've filed the appropriate feedback, but beyond that this doesn't appear to be something the 1Password team can resolve directly.
Ben
- Former Member
@BesieDai, your issue sounds different (which must be why it's showing up on High Sierra & Big Sur) ā it looks like you have two different 1Password extensions installed in Firefox and they are conflicting. So probably good that you have a separate thread, as hopefully someone can advise you on that issue (I use Safari, so can't help).
@ericrabil thanks for confirming it's an issue for you, too (and that other apps can use the
ā\shortcut). I'm sure this must affect a fair few people. š¢ - Former Member
This is happening for my 1Password installation too, and is significantly disrupting my workflow. I didn't experience this before Monterey, and it is isolated to 1Password. I am on an M1 and tried it on both 1Password stable and beta. Please have the developers check this again, it is a dealbreaker for my productivity.
- Former Member
This has also recently come up as an issue for me, but I started a https://1password.community/discussion/125308/something-recently-changed-behavior-in-firefox because I'm not on Monterey... it's affecting me on High Sierra and Big Sur alike.