Why does the 1Password app window pop up every time when switching from another app to Safari app?
The 1Password desktop app window pops up every time I switch operation from any other app (mail, excel, powerpoint, etc.) to the Safari app. This occurs even if the Safari app has previously been open and I switch to it where the active Safari tab is for a non-login credential site. If I am in Safari and open a new tab and go to a site that doesn't have login-credentials, the 1Password desktop app window also pops up. For example, opening a new Safari tab and going to cdc.com, the 1Password desktop app window will pop up. Since this 1Password window is nearly full screen size, I find it aggravating to constantly having it pop and then I have to close it since serves no purpose. The 1Password window pops up showing the same information that it did when I last used it, or at the login screen if it needs new login after session timeout.
I can understand why the desktop app window would pop up when going to login credential, in order to allow access to my login credentials, but I don't understand why its constantly popping up. Can this continual window pop up be disabled? Especially since I have the 1Password for Safari installed, which accesses my login credentials directly in the Safari app, it seems like I should never need for the 1Password desktop app window to open on its own; I should only have to open it when I want.
I am a new user, so still finding my way around. I could not find any answers to my question in this forum, so I'm asking it here.
Configuration info that may be of use:
1Password Version: 1Password for Mac 8.9.4
Mac OS: Version 10.15.7
Safari Version: 15.6.1
Thanks
1Password Version: 8.9.4
Extension Version: Can't find - "how to find" link info doesn't help
OS Version: macOS 10.15.7
Browser:_ Safari
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