This happens on all the platforms I've tried: Windows, Linux, and Mac. I find multiple reports of this behavior online, including notes on how it should be fixed... and yet it isn't. Is there a timeframe for when this will be addressed? Or is there a workaround users can apply for the time being? 1Password Version: 8.10.56 Extension Version: 8.10.56.28 OS Version: Windows, Linux, macOS Browser: Chrome

I am having the same issue. I am getting "TypeError: Illegal invocation" when trying to use a passkey to log into Oracle cloud/internal Oracle websites. The error is raised on the log in side. Is there any workaround for this. I cannot use chrome. It used to work with chrome. It works with firefox

I guess you could consider my case, the one I reported here, as Oracle Cloud as well, since our internal SSO is based on OCI IDCS. I have some other passkey sites that aren't Oracle, so I could try those with Chrome to confirm they aren't affected. Please add me to the Oracle affected list as well. I'd like to have some idea when I might be able to use it again, though I fall back on a Yubikey in Chrome for now.

I only have a passkey as my 2nd factor, so my workaround is using Floorp (a firefox derivative)

btaroli, Thank you for the additional details. I've added you as an affected user to our internal reporting. Pauliehedron, I'm glad you found a workaround to signing in with a passkey on Oracle using a different browser. 🙂 -Evon

Hello btaroli! 👋 I'm sorry that you're running into an error message when using 1Password in Chrome. So that I can better understand the situation can you tell me the following: Where are you seeing the error message that you mentioned? Does it appear on the page? Or in the console log? Can you provide a screenshot of the error message? Are there specific steps that you can share that I can follow to reproduce the issue? Does the issue happen on a specific website or when performing a specific action? Can you link to the other reports that you mentioned? I look forward to hearing from you. -Dave

TypeError: Illegal invocation in Chrome Browser

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1P_Dave
Moderator
2 months ago
khaosspawn

I don't have any updates to share, the issue remains open in our developer's backlog. When the issue is resolved, you'll see it noted in our release notes. I'm sorry for the continued disruption.

-Dave
khaosspawn
Dedicated Contributor
2 months ago
Any update on this? It's been open a LONG time now and it's still an issue.
n9yty
Occasional Contributor
2 months ago
Also having this, and no way around it, tried every browser I have. :( I can't manage anything in Oracle cloud becuase I have no way to log in becuase I gave the keys to the kingdom to 1Password.
Safari has slightly more information:
TypeError: Can only call PublicKeyCredential.toJSON on instances of PublicKeyCredential
I found on a bitwarden issue ticket that after I attempt verify and it fails, if I post this in the browser console and then try to verify again it let me in:
delete PublicKeyCredential.prototype.toJSON
khaosspawn
Dedicated Contributor
5 months ago
1P_Evon
- 1P_Evon
  1Password Team
  5 months ago
  Hello, khaosspawn. Thank you for the ping!
  The issue is still open in our developer's backlog, and I don't have any updates to share. I've added you as an affected user to our internal reporting. I apologize for the inconvenience.
  -Evon
khaosspawn
Dedicated Contributor
5 months ago
Hi folks - I am experiencing the same issue with a twist. This is for Oracle websites also - and I get the same errors as above.
I created the passkey via Safari on the Mac. Chrome on the Mac works, but Chrome on Windows with the same passkey doesn't work. Firefox on Windows works. Edge on Windows does not work (it's Chrome under the hood).
Very annoying as Chrome is a large part of my day to day workflows. Would the team be able to outline what the plan is to address this?
- 1P_Dave
  Moderator
  3 months ago
  khaosspawn
  
  Thanks for reaching out! I've replied to you here.
  
  -Dave
1P_Evon
1Password Team
5 months ago
I'm sorry for the trouble, mpoess. I've shared your experience with our development team. As a temporary workaround, I'd suggest using an alternative sign-in method or using a browser like Firefox.

-Evon
mpoess
New Contributor
5 months ago
I am having the same issue. I am getting "TypeError: Illegal invocation" when trying to use a passkey to log into Oracle cloud/internal Oracle websites. The error is raised on the log in side.

Is there any workaround for this. I cannot use chrome. It used to work with chrome. It works with firefox
1P_Evon
1Password Team
5 months ago
btaroli,

Thank you for the additional details. I've added you as an affected user to our internal reporting.

Pauliehedron,

I'm glad you found a workaround to signing in with a passkey on Oracle using a different browser. 🙂

-Evon
btaroli
Occasional Contributor
6 months ago
After wrestling against auto-submit for the site I tried, I did find passkeys working with non-Oracle sites in Chrome. So yes the situation I'm having is definitely realted to Oracle/OCI.
Pauliehedron
New Contributor
6 months ago
I only have a passkey as my 2nd factor, so my workaround is using Floorp (a firefox derivative)