Feedback to 1Password Chrome 2.0.1 and no lock-timer anymore
Hi,
generally, I like both the new design (darkmode, finally) of the new Chrome plugin version, and most of the changes it brought. What I do not like, though, is that it now automatically locks, without any option to set a timeout, or other settings related to the re-locking of the extension. I got a strong screenlock password, and I need to lock my screen regularly, every few minutes, but do NOT want 1password to lock, each time, as well (I did not yet figure out, what triggers a lock, exactly, might be time based, might be locking the OS...). I'd love to get the setting back where I can specify after how long without any interaction the plugin should lock (and of course, it will re-lock on signout/chrome restart...)
Greetings from Berlin,
Michael Rother
1Password Version: Not Provided
Extension Version: 2.0.1
OS Version: Linux x64 (Debian/Ubuntu based)
Sync Type: Not Provided
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Hi @Trminator!
If you go to the 1Password extension's settings, do you see the auto-lock settings in the Security section there? Here is a screenshot of what it looks like:
I'd love to get the setting back where I can specify after how long without any interaction the plugin should lock (and of course, it will re-lock on signout/chrome restart...)
Have you also enabled the integration with the desktop app, so the lock state will be shared between that and the extension?
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Ahhhh, that's the magic bit... the integration was enabled, by default, eventhough I did not (yet) have the app installed, on the system. So, the setting vanished from the plugin, but I did not yet have the app to change the lock settings. Fixed now, because I can set it via the App :) Thank you, @ag_ana :)
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Hey @Trminator ,
The option to integrate with the 1Password app would not have worked if you did not have the app installed, and the auto-lock timer settings would still be visible. I do believe you have the app installed somewhere on your computer :)
Feel free to uninstall it if you don't use it at all, to prevent such confusion in the future if you ever install 1Password again (or on a different browser): https://support.1password.com/uninstall-1password/
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