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682 Topics1Password on Linux fails to export passwords to 1PUX
Hi, 1Password for Linux 8.12.5 (81205001) fails to export to 1PUX on Ubuntu 24.04. After typing the master password, pressing 'Export Data' nothing happens (I was expecting the window to select where to save the file). In fact I tried it on two Ubuntu 24.04 machines, and the same happens on both. SergeySolved50Views0likes4CommentsFeature Request: 1Password on Flathub
Since the recent https://1password.community/discussion/comment/615214/#Comment_615214 would be, time to publish 1Password on https://flathub.org/home. Flathub is the best known Flatpak package store, so it would be a good idea to public 1Password on it, and it is easier to find Flatpak apps directly from it, since users expect most Flatpak apps to be there. Here is the guide on how to publish on Flathub: https://github.com/flathub/flathub/wiki/App-Submission 1Password Version: Not Provided Extension Version: Not Provided OS Version: Not Provided6.5KViews0likes29CommentsIntegration between Linux app and Snap Firefox
Some days ago it was released the support for Native Messaging (still experimental) with Snap Firefox. I checked, but the integration between Linux app and Snap Firefox still doesn't work. I was wondering if the integration uses Native Messaging or other way to implement, and if it is using other way, if it could be ported to use Native Messaging, so Linux app could work with Snap Firefox. We are discussing this matter here 1Password Version: 8.9.0~1.BETA Extension Version: 2.3.7 OS Version: Ubuntu Kinetic Browser:_ Firefox3.4KViews6likes41CommentsExport silently fails
Trying to do a *.1pux export from the desktop app on linux (1Password for Linux 8.12.5 81205001), it silently fails. The password is definitely correct (if not, I get a 'That didn't work ..' message). But when I hit the 'Export Data' button, it spins for a moment then .. nothing. I assume the next step should be a dialogue to choose the file name & location, but the button just re-enables after a brief spin. Same if I choose csv export. I've done a comprehensive search for 1pux files on my drive, just in case one was dumped somewhere unexpected, but no.Solved28Views0likes2CommentsLogin banner pop-up
Many times this annoying login banner appears on top of the screen even when I am already logged in on that particular site. Is there a way to disable this thing? I don't even understand what it is for, the login pop-up when clicking on a login field should be quite sufficient. I am on Ubuntu 24.04.4 with 1Password 8.12.5Solved43Views0likes3CommentsFirefox extension autofill broken — InputJsonDeserializationFailed
Since updating to 1Password 8.12.5 on Linux, the autofill feature no longer works in Firefox-based browsers (Firefox and Zen Browser). The same extension version (8.12.4.46) works correctly in Chromium. Copying passwords from the extension popup works fine — only the fill/autofill operation is broken. Environment: OS: Arch Linux (kernel 6.19.6) 1Password app: 8.12.5 (also tested with beta 8.12.6-35 — same issue) 1Password extension: 8.12.4.46 (latest on AMO) Firefox: 148.0 (also tested with 147.0.4 — same issue) Chromium: autofill works with the same extension version and app Steps to reproduce: Open any login page in Firefox Focus on a username/password input field The 1Password inline menu appears and shows matching logins — this works Click on a login to fill — nothing happens Filling via the toolbar popup and keyboard shortcut also does nothing. Copying a password works fine. Error from about:debugging → 1Password → Inspect: Uncaught (in promise) Error: ⛔ Core error code: InputJsonDeserializationFailed sendCoreMessage background.js:108 nextFill background.js:108 What I've tested: Test Result Chromium + same extension + same app Fill works Firefox 148 / 147.0.4 InputJsonDeserializationFailed 1Password beta 8.12.6-35 InputJsonDeserializationFailed X11 instead of Wayland InputJsonDeserializationFailed Copy password from extension Works The Firefox extension's fill request (nextFill → sendCoreMessage) is rejected by BrowserSupport with InputJsonDeserializationFailed. The same extension version works in Chromium, so the issue is in the Firefox-specific fill payload. This is a regression from the 8.12.2 → 8.12.5 app update (downgrading is blocked by database migration).39Views0likes1CommentImprove “Sign in with” Dropdown UX (Sort & Filter)
Introduction Long-time Family and professional user here, and I must say I’ve been missing a better UX for the “Sign in with” feature for quite some time already... More specifically: As a user, when interacting with the "sign in with" dropdown and when I have too many "sign in with" options, it becomes difficult to find exactly which one I want to use. Sign in with dropdown 1Password for Mac 8.12.2 (81202037) Suggested changes 1. Sorting The dropdown currently doesn’t appear to follow a clear or predictable order. Looking at the image above, entries like “Beatport” and “Bitwig” appear between “Google” and "Microsoft", and it’s not obvious why. So, how about Use a clear default sort order (e.g., alphabetical by Name) Bonus: allow an optional (ascending or descending) sorting criteria by other fields, such as Username Website Tag Date (last edited) ... 2. Searching / Filtering Frequently when I open this dropdown, I already know which login I want to use. So it would be much faster if the dropdown supported typing to filter results... Even a basic, incremental search would be good enough already (because, currently, we have nothing.) Conclusion These changes are small UX improvements, but that would make daily use smoother for power users. With many entries, predictable ordering, searching and filtering make a big difference... And, of course, from an implementation and design perspective, you could also put all that into a reusable UI component. Who knows, searchable dropdowns might be useful elsewhere in the app…!47Views1like1CommentLinux Arm packaging
In a previous thread from probably 2 years ago, it was mentioned that you all had some trouble with getting a toolchain to setup to create packages for 1Password on Linux running on Arm processors (in my case, I care about Armv8). Any updates on the status of getting this toolchain setup, so that users can pull packages from proper repositories for their specific variant of Linux (.deb, .rpm, etc)? Yes, I know we can pull bits out of git, but it would be nice to have updates properly automated. Not to have to notice there's a new build every time you instantiate 1Password. Adding, not trying to be a whiny jerk about it. Is there anything I can do to help? _1Password Version:8 _Extension Version:2.15.1 _OS Version:Ubuntu 23.04 _Browser:Chrome/Firefox128Views0likes8CommentsPlease add an option for hiding the contents of categories
I would like a way to toggle certain categories as hidden, which would mean they would follow settings similar to passwords — toggle visibility, visible or invisible by default, etc. It would come in handy for recovery codes, since without this they are always visible, which is a security hazard. I would also like an option to do this with the contents of secure notes. My request is very similar to this feature request: Feature request: Option to hide value of any field | 1Password Community, which still hasn't been implemented, so I'm asking for it again, since I would really like this feature.136Views0likes4CommentsFeature Request: Warn or Postpone Upcoming Master Password Reauthentication
I'm not quite sure if that was discussed before as i couldn't find that particular issue. The periodic reauthentication with the Master Password is a good and necessary feature — especially in professional or company environments where security must remain strict. However, it would be very helpful if the app could: Notify the user shortly before a reauthentication is required, and Allow postponing it, e.g. options like “Remind me in 10 minutes,” “in 1 hour,” or “in 1 day” This would make it easier to avoid being forced to type the password in stressful or inappropriate situations (e.g. when others are around or when in a hurry). This request is specifically about the Master Password reauthentication, not regular unlocks using Face ID or Touch ID.Solved230Views2likes11Comments