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Linux Nightly Client No Longer Connects With Browser
The current Linux nightly client as of a week or so ago no longer connects with the browser extensions, I have tested on a handful of browsers (Firefox stable/beta/nightly and and chrome stable/dev, ...
I think I found the problem. The binary file `/opt/1Password/1Password-BrowserSupport` doesn't have execution permission (it has suid set, though). You should just run the command `sudo chmod +x /opt/1Password/1Password-BrowserSupport` and it should be working again.
Just tested that, and it seems like it will require more than that.
You’re right that the stable version has executable permission and the beta/nightly don’t, but adding that permission didn't seem to fix it.
What is the error that you see when running 1Password in a terminal? Maybe nightly has something else. I use the beta version and it working fine.
Ok tested it again, it does work, sort of!
Changing that permission now allows 1Password nightly to start from terminal without error, but for the Firefox extension to work it required a reboot.
Chrome however does not work with it. I tested it with stable and unstable chrome, no dice. Even added google-chrome-unstable to the browser detection file just incase it wasn’t there.
