Fedora 33, KDE spin - no system tray options with latest beta (8.2.0~56.BETA)

veraxmath
veraxmath
Community Member
edited November 2021 in Desktop betas (Mac, Windows, and Linux)

(repost, I accidentally posted this in stable before)

Hi!

I'd like to share some bugs I've found in the latest version of 1Password.

On Fedora 33 (KDE Plasma 5.20), there has been a bug introduced in the latest update: the little icon in the system tray has no options any more. In version 8.1, it still had an option to lock 1password and to close the app, and now, it only displays a '1password' option, which is not interactive. This makes it harder to interact with the app, as $killall is required in my case to terminate it entirely.

Also, deleting the copied password from the clipboard automatically does not seem to work with KDE's native clipboard. However, this issue was already present in older versions.

Thanks!

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  • Dayton_ag
    Dayton_ag

    Hey there @veraxmath, thanks for writing in!

    the little icon in the system tray has no options any more

    This is an issue that cropped up recently - the Development team got this one fixed up and a resolution should be included in the next beta. Keep an eye on our Releases page for updates! :smile:

    ref: /dev/core/core/#9355

    deleting the copied password from the clipboard automatically does not seem to work with KDE's native clipboard. However, this issue was already present in older versions.

    Thanks for bringing this to our attention! I've passed this along to the Development team to look into.

    ref: /dev/core/core/#9597

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