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Getting message that "1Password Extension for Safari will stop working soon"
When using the 1Password extension for Safari, I'm getting a message that says "1Password Extension for Safari will stop working soon. Your version of Safari is no longer supported by 1Password. Update your browser as soon as possible to keep using 1Password with Safari." I'm running Safari Version 18.3 (20620.2.4.11.5) on MacOS 15.3.1. Which according to the system requirements here is a supported version. https://support.1password.com/system-requirements/?mac#system-requirements-for-the-1password-browser-extensionChrome passkey popup
I have this issue where Chrome's passkey popup overlays 1Password. The device is Entra joined and the passkey is bound to the device. Deleting the passkey in Windows settings is not an option. Everytime i visit a Microsoft login page the Chrome passkey popup also shows over 1Password. This only happens when using Windows 11 + Chrome. Using Windows 11 + Microsoft Edge does not show any popup from MS. 1Password is set as the default password manager in Chrome Any recommendations? 1Password Version: 8.12.10 Extension Version: 8.12.12.44 OS Version: Windows 11 25H2 | 26200.8246 Browser: Chrome 124.0.7444.163Session expired for tab
After successfully using the browser extension for Safari to log into a site, there will be a lingering pop-up from 1Password with the message "Session expired for tab". I can't find this error message on any of the forums, hoping someone here can help. Here are the details: 1Password extension for Safari, extension version 8.12.8.26. 1Password for macOS is version 8.12.8 (81208026). I use 1Password to successfully log into a site. The pop-up message contains two messages: "To save a login, unlock 1Password first." I just used 1Password in the browser to login. "Session expired for tab." I'm experiencing this across my two macOS machines. This has been happening since at least February 2026. I have completely removed the extension and reinstalled, following the steps documented here: https://support.1password.com/remove-1password-browser/#safari I'd welcome any help/suggestions.
Why the requirement for group id >= 1000?
In various places people have had to discover, and workaround the fact that the 1Password Browser-Helper and CLI not only require being in a specific group (fine), and have setgid set (also fine), but the gid of that group must by greater or equal to 1000 for the integration to work: Arch: Can not connect to desktop app | 1Password Community Gentoo: [SOLVED] Browser support error on Gentoo Linux | 1Password Community NixOS: https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/commit/2a58907251af76c67c6d14c1e84e73f7eaeb95e8 I've been working on a distro package for a Linux distribution I'm building and also had to discover this. As per the previous implementation in the AUR, my package uses systemd-sysusers to automatically manage users and groups required by packages. By default these automatically assigned gids are less than 1000, which causes the browser integration to fail. I can work around by hard-coding a gid, but it would be better if it just worked with the automatically assigned one. I'm wondering what's the reason for the >= 1000 requirement, and can the need for it be removed to make packaging simpler, cleaner, and consistent with other packages that need specific users and groups.
