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Former Member
4 years ago
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Shortcut interferes with Google Docs functionality

The shortcut cmd-shift-x is used in 2.3.3 of the safari plug-in to pop down the 1password window. This is the same shortcut used by Google Docs to strikethrough text. It's so disruptive to workin...
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    1P_Dave
    24 days ago

    I'm happy to share that Safari 26, included with macOS Tahoe, now includes the ability to change browser extension keyboard shortcuts. 🎉

    This means you can change the default shortcut (Command–Shift–X) for opening the 1Password pop-up, in case you already use that combo for something else. Here’s how to set it up:

    1. Update to macOS Tahoe. 
    2. Open Safari.
    3. Click on Safari next to the  Apple logo in the menu bar and then click Settings. 
    4. Click Extensions.
    5. Choose 1Password then scroll down and edit the shortcut.


    I hope that helps! 

    -Dave

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brebre
New Contributor
4 years ago

I fixed this in Chrome. (This probably isn't going to help you since you're a Safari user, but pasting here in case it's helpful for Chrome folks.)

1 - Install 1Password 8 for Mac.
2 - In Chrome, go to a login page. Press CMD+\
3 - When prompted, enable the Privacy options to allow that shortcut to access accessibility features on your mac.
4 - In Chrome, go to chrome://extensions/shortcuts
5 - Edit the "Activate the extension" and make it blank.
6 - From now on, use CMD+\ to fill forms.