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Any progress on finding a solution for the firefox blank extension page in private mode?
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@Meerkat – I'm not sure what that solution would look like, personally. 1Password X relies on the browser's local storage to function properly. Firefox prevents extensions from accessing the local database while in private browsing mode. Without that, 1Password X is bound to have some trouble. That said, I have heard of folks being able to use the majority of 1Password X's features while in private browsing mode in Firefox. I haven't taken the time to play around with it myself. I'm personally a big fan of Brave, which is a Chromium-based browser that focuses more on privacy than other browsers I've used.
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@Meerkat – A native app isn't required to use 1Password X, no. It's a browser extension with the features of an app. We'll keep users in your situation in mind when building future versions of 1Password X. I know you're not the only one who would like 1Password X to work in private mode, and it's something we'd love to be able to do as well. Thank you for sharing your perspective. :)
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@kaitlyn, just to clarify - I meant as an alternative, in consideration of the FF extension api issue in private mode.
As I pointed out, 1Password desktop app works perfectly for FF private mode on Windows. So I assume the equivalent methodology could be implemented for Linux (including a native Linux desktop app).
Yes, the linux user community is increasing. Please give us some love!
Anyway, thanks for your responsiveness.
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@Meerkat – I see what you mean. Thanks for clarifying for me. The desktop-dependent 1Password extension is an entirely different ballpark than 1Password X, but I'm glad it's working well for you. The desktop-dependent extension doesn't rely on local storage in your browser, so that's why it works normally in private mode. Either way, I hear you. ❤️
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