I've attempted with the Flatpak version of 1Password and unfortunately seems like a no-go due to 1Password's security.

The further I got was adaptting the KeePassXC script:

```

!/bin/bash

Adapted from: https://github.com/keepassxreboot/keepassxc-browser/issues/1631#issuecomment-1153736766

APP_REF="com.onepassword.OnePassword/x86_64/stable"

for inst in "${HOME}/.local/share/flatpak" "/var/lib/flatpak"; do
if [ -d "${inst}/app/${APP_REF}" ]; then
FLATPAK_INST="${inst}"
break
fi
done
[ -z "${FLATPAK_INST}" ] && exit 1

APP_PATH="${FLATPAK_INST}/app/${APP_REF}/active"

RUNTIME_REF=$(awk -F'=' '$1=="runtime" { print $2 }' < "${APP_PATH}/metadata")
RUNTIME_PATH="${FLATPAK_INST}/runtime/${RUNTIME_REF}/active"

exec flatpak-spawn \
--env=LD_LIBRARY_PATH="/app/lib:${APP_PATH}" \
--app-path="${APP_PATH}/files" \
--usr-path="${RUNTIME_PATH}/files" \
-- /app/1Password/1Password-BrowserSupport "$@"
```

This will execute the Browser Support application, but it bails out due to not running under the correct libc, I imagine it detects the fact the load path has changed and nopes out.

Error for reference is:

process detected it was running without libc's security, aborting