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Severe slowdown in Chrome with 1Password extension 8.11.12.27 on pages with many inputs
Since updating to 1Password extension 8.11.12.27 in Chrome, pages with forms containing thousands of inputs freeze on load. The problem also occurs with many hidden inputs, which should not be processed by the extension. We run an application that makes heavy use of hidden inputs. With earlier versions of the extension this was not a problem. Profiling shows high CPU use in openOrClosedShadowRoot(), especially when called on the form element containing many inputs. After load, the function runs instantly, so the slowdown is tied to the extension’s initial DOM scan. Steps to Reproduce: Install 1Password extension v8.11.12.27 in Chrome. Open a form with thousands of inputs, including hidden ones. Example: https://inputs-1password.netlify.app/ On load, clicking buttons or opening the context menu is impossible. Chrome stays frozen until the extension finishes scanning. Expected Result: Pages should load normally, regardless of number or type of inputs. Actual Result: Pages freeze during load due to heavy time spent in openOrClosedShadowRoot(). Impact: Severe slowdown in apps with large forms. Users blocked from working with affected pages. Disabling Autofill options does not help. Using "Hide on this page" does not help. Adding data-1p-ignore to every input is not feasible for us. Rolling back the extension is not practical. Workarounds: None viable for production. Proposed fixes: Optimize DOM traversal or revert to the previous methods. Support a parent-level attribute to exclude all children from scanning. Ensure that when the extension is disabled for a page, it truly does not inject or process elements on that page.
ssh not working in dev-containers/wsl2 after last update...
Hello community! I need straightforward way to work with wsl2 and dev-containers.... It's always some level of nightmare to work with 1Password and SSH agents on Windows11/WSL: Could you help with WORKING SOLUTION (manual, article) for wsl2 and dev-containers to be able to work with Git and commit signing. I use Docker Desktop + WSL2 as a backend, GitHub SSH key for auth and commit signing. For now, I don't see ways better than use private keys in files with ssh configs. One time I used this for setup, but last week all functionality dropped again: https://vinialbano.com/how-to-sign-git-commits-with-1password/ reference repo here: https://github.com/levpa/golang-tryCLI using Windows Hello on subsequent uses
Environment: Win11 PowerShell (various versions) Regina Rexx program which invokes CLI via ADDRESS COMMAND (here's the outlier) 1P settings: Security Unlock using Windows Hello Show Windows Hello prompt automatically Use TPM Confirm password interval set Auto-lock interval set for 1 week (machine is in home office and generally is shut off over the weekend, this is fine for my working environment) Developer CLI integrated Environment: OP_BIOMETRIC_UNLOCK_ENABLED="true" set by the Regina Rexx script The first time it's run after startup, I receive the password prompt, whether or not I've already entered it for another use of 1P. The password prompt text is the normal "password needed before using Windows Hello". Subsequent CLI calls from the program don't trigger authentication pop-ups. On subsequent runs, even within a minute, I am asked to authenticate with password again. My desired experience is that I should only receive the password prompt after startup (whether it's from the app or CLI), and then just receive Windows Hello authentication as triggered. As a silverback software developer, the only thing that pops into my mind is that the authentication scope is limited to the specific execution of the program. I have set the BIOMETRIC environment variable at the shell level before executing Regina and that doesn't change the behavior. So, I figure I'm missing something, and someone more familiar with the ecosystem might have good suggestions. Thanks in advance, Ray
1Password Connect and Plan Upgrade
Hi im currently using 1password team edition and looking to upgrade to Buisness, and have a question. Upgrading will that affect the token that i have and will i have to reissue it? Secondly, we'd also be looking to enable SSO would that also impact the usage of the token, also when troubleshooting we make use of 1password desktop would that impact the desktop usage as well?SSH Bookmarks not working?
Hi, I’ve been trying to set up SSH Bookmarks, but I can’t get them to work. I have seven keys, and the client attempts all of them on the server even when the bookmark is configured correctly. As a result, I get "Too many authentication failures" before it reaches the correct (7th or more) key. I’ve also tried moving all keys to the private vault for testing, but the behavior is the same. When I download the .pub file and try this command on Mac It does pick only the right one. But the problem is that i have to actually download the .pub file and according to the bookmark it should do that automatically. ssh -o IdentitiesOnly=yes -i ~/path/to/key/pub_key.pub user@host.net This is on Windows and on my Mac and Im not using any custom ports. UPDATE 1: I got it working by checking the generate ssh-config file. Then in my .ssh/config set Include ~/.ssh/1Password/config. However this feels like it should be all done automatically? So i dont have to enable the generate check ssh and also should not include it.Terraform plugin troubleshooting
I am troubleshooting some credential issues with the 1Password CLI terraform plugin. The plugin is in beta, I use `op` version `2.31.1-beta.01` as the latest beta version with the plugin at the time. Issue: the terraform output command does not get credentials. Baseline execution, credentials defined in environment, export AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID="..." export AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY="..." terraform init # works terraform apply # works terraform output # works unset AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID="..." unset AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY="..." Executing using the same credentials but stored in 1Password: op plugin init terraform # Choose key from 1Password op plugin run -- terraform init # works op plugin run -- terraform apply # works op plugin run -- terraform output # Error: No valid credential sources found The expected behaviour is that terraform output also works. Here's an example Terraform script that I used for testing: terraform { required_version = ">= 1.9.0" required_providers { aws = { source = "hashicorp/aws" version = "~> 6.0" } } backend "s3" { bucket = "something-something-terraform-prod" key = "test/terraform.tfstate" region = "eu-central-1" use_lockfile = true encrypt = true } } provider "aws" { alias = "bootstrap" region = "eu-central-1" } data "aws_caller_identity" "current" { provider = aws.bootstrap } provider "aws" { region = "eu-central-1" assume_role { role_arn = "arn:aws:iam::${data.aws_caller_identity.current.account_id}:role/terraform-prod" } } data "aws_key_pair" "test" { key_name = "test-key-that-already-exists" } output key { value = data.aws_key_pair.test.key_name } Note that I use "assume-role" in the script, but this had no issues when using environment variables. I did NOT request a session token manually. I let terraform do the session management itself. The AWS provider is a bit overcomplicated, but this is what I had at hand. Terraform output works when using environment variables, and does not work when using the 1Password plugin. I ran terraform with trace level logs. I compared a working and a non-working log and the only difference is one line: 2025-09-19T21:14:32.935+0200 [TRACE] Meta.Backend: BackendOpts.Config not set, so using settings loaded from provider.tf:11,3-15 This makes me assume that the plugin does not hand over credentials to terraform when the "output" command is run. Since the state file can be stored on S3, credentials are essential for the output command. For completeness sake, here's the non-working log (with some redactions): 2025-09-19T21:14:32.934+0200 [INFO] Terraform version: 1.13.2 2025-09-19T21:14:32.934+0200 [DEBUG] using github.com/hashicorp/go-tfe v1.74.1 2025-09-19T21:14:32.934+0200 [DEBUG] using github.com/hashicorp/hcl/v2 v2.24.0 2025-09-19T21:14:32.934+0200 [DEBUG] using github.com/hashicorp/terraform-svchost v0.1.1 2025-09-19T21:14:32.934+0200 [DEBUG] using github.com/zclconf/go-cty v1.16.3 2025-09-19T21:14:32.934+0200 [INFO] Go runtime version: go1.24.5 2025-09-19T21:14:32.934+0200 [INFO] CLI args: []string{"terraform", "output"} 2025-09-19T21:14:32.934+0200 [TRACE] Stdout is a terminal of width 144 2025-09-19T21:14:32.934+0200 [TRACE] Stderr is not a terminal 2025-09-19T21:14:32.934+0200 [TRACE] Stdin is a terminal 2025-09-19T21:14:32.934+0200 [DEBUG] Attempting to open CLI config file: /Users/user/.terraformrc 2025-09-19T21:14:32.934+0200 [DEBUG] File doesn't exist, but doesn't need to. Ignoring. 2025-09-19T21:14:32.934+0200 [DEBUG] ignoring non-existing provider search directory terraform.d/plugins 2025-09-19T21:14:32.934+0200 [DEBUG] ignoring non-existing provider search directory /Users/user/.terraform.d/plugins 2025-09-19T21:14:32.934+0200 [DEBUG] ignoring non-existing provider search directory /Users/user/Library/Application Support/io.terraform/plugins 2025-09-19T21:14:32.934+0200 [DEBUG] ignoring non-existing provider search directory /Library/Application Support/io.terraform/plugins 2025-09-19T21:14:32.934+0200 [INFO] CLI command args: []string{"output"} 2025-09-19T21:14:32.935+0200 [TRACE] Meta.Backend: BackendOpts.Config not set, so using settings loaded from provider.tf:11,3-15 2025-09-19T21:14:32.936+0200 [TRACE] Meta.Backend: built configuration for "s3" backend with hash value 3136668788 2025-09-19T21:14:32.936+0200 [TRACE] Meta.Backend: working directory was previously initialized for "s3" backend 2025-09-19T21:14:32.936+0200 [TRACE] Meta.Backend: using already-initialized, unchanged "s3" backend configuration 2025-09-19T21:14:32.936+0200 [TRACE] backend-s3.aws-base: Resolving AWS configuration: tf_backend.operation=Configure tf_backend.req_id=8226a33c-d509-ad12-e84b-1a3c69daf0c1 tf_backend.s3.bucket=something-something-terraform-prod tf_backend.s3.path=test/terraform.tfstate 2025-09-19T21:14:32.936+0200 [DEBUG] backend-s3.aws-base: Resolving credentials provider: tf_backend.operation=Configure tf_backend.req_id=8226a33c-d509-ad12-e84b-1a3c69daf0c1 tf_backend.s3.bucket=something-something-terraform-prod tf_backend.s3.path=test/terraform.tfstate 2025-09-19T21:14:32.936+0200 [TRACE] backend-s3.aws-base: Building default HTTP client: tf_backend.operation=Configure tf_backend.req_id=8226a33c-d509-ad12-e84b-1a3c69daf0c1 tf_backend.s3.bucket=something-something-terraform-prod tf_backend.s3.path=test/terraform.tfstate 2025-09-19T21:14:32.936+0200 [DEBUG] backend-s3.aws-base: Loading configuration: tf_backend.operation=Configure tf_backend.req_id=8226a33c-d509-ad12-e84b-1a3c69daf0c1 tf_backend.s3.bucket=something-something-terraform-prod tf_backend.s3.path=test/terraform.tfstate 2025-09-19T21:14:32.936+0200 [DEBUG] backend-s3.aws-base: Retrieving credentials: tf_backend.operation=Configure tf_backend.req_id=8226a33c-d509-ad12-e84b-1a3c69daf0c1 tf_backend.s3.bucket=something-something-terraform-prod tf_backend.s3.path=test/terraform.tfstate ^[[31m╷^[[0m^[[0m ^[[31m│^[[0m ^[[0m^[[1m^[[31mError: ^[[0m^[[0m^[[1mNo valid credential sources found^[[0m A few questions in random order: Did anyone else experience similar behaviour? Is there a ticketing system where I can open an issue? Can anyone else reproduce the issue? Is there a known solution? Is there anything else I can do to provide information that could help solve this?
console logs: unable to filter out 1password logs in local development
As a front end developer, I have a feature request: the ability to turn off logs from the 1password extension. This could be just a checkbox to enable/disable logs, maybe a developer mode for debugging implementation which enables logs, anything! Maybe logging them as `console.debug` instead of `console.log`? A checkbox for disabling logs on `localhost` only? I love 1password, don't get me wrong. But the logs have been the bane of my existence when working on any web app involving authentication, because there's no way to filter out the logs. Example output: background.js:80 📤 Sending <NmLockState> message to native core <2920926948> 11:00:39.169 background.js:80 📥 Received message <NmLockState> from native core <2920926948>. Duration: 4.3ms 11:00:54.167 background.js:80 📤 Sending <NmLockState> message to native core <1746240738> 11:00:54.171 background.js:80 📥 Received message <NmLockState> from native core <1746240738>. Duration: 4.6ms 11:01:09.172 background.js:80 📤 Sending <NmLockState> message to native core <4161527562> 11:01:09.183 background.js:80 📥 Received message <NmLockState> from native core <4161527562>. Duration: 11ms 11:01:21.119 background.js:80 📤 Sending <NmLockState> message to native core <951950119> 11:01:21.151 background.js:80 📥 Received message <NmLockState> from native core <951950119>. Duration: 31.7ms 11:01:24.171 background.js:80 📤 Sending <NmLockState> message to native core <2174341925> 11:01:24.176 background.js:80 📥 Received message <NmLockState> from native core <2174341925>. Duration: 5.8ms 11:01:39.173 background.js:80 📤 Sending <NmLockState> message to native core <1407972505> 11:01:39.186 background.js:80 📥 Received message <NmLockState> from native core <1407972505>. Duration: 12.6ms 11:01:54.171 background.js:80 �� Sending <NmLockState> message to native core <2421987558> 11:01:54.184 background.js:80 📥 Received message <NmLockState> from native core <2421987558>. Duration: 13.1ms 11:02:09.172 background.js:80 📤 Sending <NmLockState> message to native core <630129950> 11:02:09.188 background.js:80 📥 Received message <NmLockState> from native core <630129950>. Duration: 15.8ms 11:02:21.119 background.js:80 📤 Sending <NmLockState> message to native core <964956985> 11:02:21.123 background.js:80 📥 Received message <NmLockState> from native core <964956985>. Duration: 4.5ms 11:02:24.171 background.js:80 📤 Sending <NmLockState> message to native core <3234675529> 11:02:24.177 background.js:80 📥 Received message <NmLockState> from native core <3234675529>. Duration: 5.8ms 11:02:39.170 background.js:80 📤 Sending <NmLockState> message to native core <714895378> 11:02:39.176 background.js:80 📥 Received message <NmLockState> from native core <714895378>. Duration: 5.5ms 11:02:54.171 background.js:80 📤 Sending <NmLockState> message to native core <1997105720> 11:02:54.178 background.js:80 📥 Received message <NmLockState> from native core <1997105720>. Duration: 7.5ms 11:03:09.173 background.js:80 📤 Sending <NmLockState> message to native core <1243253266> 11:03:09.199 background.js:80 📥 Received message <NmLockState> from native core <1243253266>. Duration: 26.2ms 11:03:21.175 background.js:80 📤 Sending <NmLockState> message to native core <3734071001> 11:03:21.181 background.js:80 📥 Received message <NmLockState> from native core <3734071001>. Duration: 6.5ms 11:03:24.171 background.js:80 📤 Sending <NmLockState> message to native core <1854610928> 11:03:24.173 background.js:80 📥 Received message <NmLockState> from native core <1854610928>. Duration: 2.6ms 11:03:39.171 background.js:80 📤 Sending <NmLockState> message to native core <3181823558> 11:03:39.176 background.js:80 📥 Received message <NmLockState> from native core <3181823558>. Duration: 4.7ms 11:03:54.171 background.js:80 📤 Sending <NmLockState> message to native core <3797715197> 11:03:54.180 background.js:80 📥 Received message <NmLockState> from native core <3797715197>. Duration: 8.8ms 11:04:09.171 background.js:80 📤 Sending <NmLockState> message to native core <2885493011> 11:04:09.177 background.js:80 📥 Received message <NmLockState> from native core <2885493011>. Duration: 5.5ms 11:04:18.049 background.js:80 📤 Sending <NmLockState> message to native core <386599336> 11:04:18.052 background.js:80 📥 Received message <NmLockState> from native core <386599336>. Duration: 3.2ms 11:04:24.171 background.js:80 📤 Sending <NmLockState> message to native core <3057763534> 11:04:24.177 background.js:80 📥 Received message <NmLockState> from native core <3057763534>. Duration: 6.6ms 11:04:39.171 background.js:80 📤 Sending <NmLockState> message to native core <3449831082> 11:04:39.174 background.js:80 📥 Received message <NmLockState> from native core <3449831082>. Duration: 3.1ms I've also found these other relevant posts on the same issue with no solution: How to silence 1Password noise in the browser console | 1Password Community Chrome extension background.js logs and/or errors in console | 1Password Community Sending <NumLockState> messages | 1Password Community
Connection reset when `podman login` runs `op`
I've set up a https://linuskarlsson.se/blog/podman-credential-helpers/ which runs `op read 'op://[redacted]'` internally. When I run the helper program in a terminal it works fine, prompts for the password if necessary, and prints the credentials. But when running `podman login` in the same terminal it fails with the following error: [ERROR] 2025/07/23 16:22:20 could not read secret 'op://[redacted]': error initializing client: connecting to desktop app: read: connection reset, make sure 1Password CLI is installed correctly, then open the 1Password app, select 1Password > Settings > Developer and make sure the 'Integrate with 1Password CLI' setting is turned on. If you're still having trouble connecting, visit https://developer.1password.com/docs/cli/app-integration#troubleshooting for more help. I've verified that the setting is turned on (running the helper program directly wouldn't work otherwise). I'm running `op` version 2.31.0.
