Keyboard shortcut to unlock vault does not work if cursor is in a textbox
I'm using Firefox Developer edition (98.0b8) on Linux (debian sid) with the 1pass Firefox extension.
When I try to use the keyboard shortcut (Ctrl + .) to unlock my 1pass vault in the browser, and the mouse cursor is clicked inside of a text box (like a username or password field), it does not unlock the vault. Instead it enters a weird character that looks like an underlined, lowercase e. Sometimes this character does not go away, and I need to refresh the page and try again.
If I de-select the textbox by clicking anywhere else on the web page, then the ctrl + . shortcut works fine, and unlocks 1pass, as intended.
I don't have this problem using the 1password extension on Firefox Developer edition on MacOS, so this bug seems specific to the Linux version of the browser extension.
1Password Version: 8.5.0
Extension Version: 2.2.3
OS Version: debian sid
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This appears to be caused by a conflict in keyboard shortcuts with ibus.
ctrl + .is a new global shortcut to input emoji characters.$ gsettings list-recursively |grep period org.freedesktop.ibus.panel.emoji hotkey ['<Control>period']
I was able to change the ibus shortcut with
ibus-setupso it no longer conflicts with 1password's shortcut.It would be nice if the 1password extension had a way to change the global shortcut as well, to avoid conflicts.
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Hi @er0k!
I'm glad to see that you found out it was a shortcut conflicts issue. And I'd like to let you know that you can adjust the shortcut key combinations for 1Password in Firefox. Here are the steps:
- Open Firefox browser.
- Right-click on the 1Password icon in the browser toolbar.
- Select Settings.
- In the Shortcuts section, click inside "Open with shortcut" or "Lock with shortcut" and change it according to your preferences.
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