Trusted Browser Support - Windows

I'd like to ask for support for custom browsers as well. I'd like to try that new Arc browser because reports sound interesting. However I will never use any browser without full 1Password integration, so I wouldn't actually consider trying that other browser. No matter how useful and better it might come out than my current browser.

Hi another vote from me. I was trying to figure out how to use 1password with Floorp and dived into this rabbit hole. surprised that this feature is not available on Windows

Werner85

Thanks again for the feedback. Different platforms have different technical challenges and opportunities and the feature needs to be built specifically for each platform. The team is happy to hear about all of the positive feedback for the feature in the 1Password for Mac app and hopes to bring the feature to other platforms in the future. 🙂

-Dave

Hi 1P_Dave,

Thanks for your reply. I know installing the extension works, it’s the fact that it can’t communicate with the Windows App that’s bothering me.

No Windows Hello (pin/fingerprint) support in the extension.

I think this trusted browser feature should work on all platforms. In the first place to have a unified experience across all platforms.

I hope the team can add this feature soon. I’d like to be able to choose/switch the browser I want, without the 1Password extension not working or losing it’s best functionality. Mullvad Browser is another example with a half functioning extension.

Werner85

Thank you for reaching out. You should already be able to use 1Password in the browser with LibreWolf (by installing the Firefox extension) but integration between the desktop app and the browser extension won't work which means that you'll need to unlock the browser extension separately using your account password rather than using biometrics or system authentication (for Linux).

1Password for Linux does already have a custom_allowed_browsersfile that allows you to add additional browsers but it looks like that doesn't always work for LibreWolf. Since LibreWolf isn't a supported browser it's possible that you might run into this issue but instructions on how to create the custom_allowed_browsersfile can be found here.

That all being said, I've filed a feature request to let the team know that you'd like to see us bring the trusted browsers feature to Windows and Linux in the future.

-Dave

ref: PB-39219257

Another request to add the "Extra trusted browsers" feature to 1Password on Windows and Linux.
I for example want to use the security focused Librewolf (Firefox fork), but since I am using 1Password I cannot switch to Librewolf.

If it takes really long to add that feature, I might switch to another password manager. Because 1Password is basically limiting me in using a browser I want.

Hi softleaf

While I'm not personally aware of any plans to add browser support on a case by case basis, I've shared your thoughts with the team.

The option of allowing users to connect the 1Password for Windows app to the 1Password browser extension installed in browsers that are outside of the officially supported list, like Floorp, is something that the team hopes to release in the future. Although I don’t have any timelines to share, I recommend keeping 1Password up to date and checking our release notes in anticipation:

• How to keep 1Password up to date
• 1Password Releases

Let me know if you have any questions in the meantime.

ref: PB-39108347

Any updates on Floorp support in Windows?

Hi tjurgens,

Thanks for getting back to me.

I totally understand your frustration. You're absolutely right, as a Windows user myself, I would love to see the feature being brought to Windows, as well as many other Windows users. Hopefully, that day won't be far away.

Thank you for your understanding and support of 1Password.

Thanks kevin_li . I was disappointed to see this feature seems to have been available for Mac for months, but Windows lags behind. I'm hoping we can see that integration soon, it would be a huge plus for me (and I'm sure others).