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Former Member
4 years agoSearch field > Command + A to select all text > app immediately quits
Using standalone Mac version of 1Password v7.9.1 (70901007) on MacBook Pro (13-inch, 2020) running MacOS 12.0.1.
Steps:
- Command + F and cursor focus moves to search field
- type some text in the search field
- Command + A to select all the text in the search field
- 1Password immediately crashed
I would restart 1Password and was able to repeat the issue multiple times in a row.
After leaving my computer, closing the laptop so it went to sleep, then coming back, the issue is no longer occurring.
1Password Version: 7.9.1 (70901007)
Extension Version: Not Provided
OS Version: MacOS 12.0.1
16 Replies
- Former Member
On behalf of Rudy you are very welcome codeknight :)
- codeknightFrequent Contributor
Excellent - thank you!
- rudy
1Password Team
7.9.2 was released this morning.
- codeknightFrequent Contributor
Any idea when the next release is? Just happened to me again.
- rudy
1Password Team
All,
This will be resolved in the next release (this particular crash infuriatingly does not happen in debug or beta builds).
- Former Member
Thank you for the additional details @alo!
- Former Member
I'm having the same issue on an M1 Macbook Air:
1Password 7
Version 7.9.1 (70901007)
1Password StoreReproducing it is exactly the same except for two details:
- It only happens when I type 3 characters or more. If I only type in two, Command + A and Command + F work just fine. As soon as I have 3 characters and then perform a keyboard shortcut it will crash.
- It only happens when the search finds nothing and I perform the shortcut. If there are matches, then the shortcuts work fine.
I noticed this because my normal use case is to start typing, and if nothing is is found, hit Command + A in order to select everything and retype my search.
- Former Member
Thank you for letting us know jaysee_au, I have let the developers know that you have encountered this bug too.
- jaysee_auNew Contributor
I have just experienced this exact issue on a brand new MacBook Pro (M1 Pro). Clean user setup, no migration. Literally first app installed was 1Password (as it always is). Crashing as soon as I hit Cmd-, to open preferences, every time.
- Former Member
@wojtaszek:
Thank you for the additional information. Our developers have been made aware of this, hopefully they can address this soon :+1:
ref: apple-5563