Quick Access Bar Missing in Linux Fedora 36
Hi team, I've been trying to get the Quick Access bar visible on my Fedora 36 (stock Gnome 42 edition) for quite some time. The icon is not shown in the task bar nor is the action invoked when I hit the appropriate keyboard shortcut. I disabled all extensions and have tried upgrading to the latest bleeding edge beta to no avail. Installation was done via RPM (no snap) so I'm finally stumped. Thoughts?
1Password Version: 1Password for Linux 8.9.6 (80906030)
Extension Version: 2.3.8
OS Version: Fedora 36
Browser:_ Firefox 105.0.1
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Hello @dave0nkels,
Thanks for your message and sorry for the delay in response. I'm sorry to hear of the troubles you're experiencing with invoking Quick Access.
With regard to the taskbar, since you are using GNOME and the 1Password icon isn't appearing in your system tray, try installing the AppIndicator shell extension per this get help guide. Let us know if this helps to invoke quick access from the 1Password icon and in turn, do see any improvements when attempting to open it from the keyboard shortcut? Thanks!
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Thanks Mike, AppIndicator got the icon to show which is great but I'm still having an issue invoking the shortcut. Any other suggestions on that?
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Hey @dave0nkels, thanks for getting back to us. I'm glad the icon issue has been resolved. In regards to invoking Quick Access, can you test whether you're able to use the shortcut while the main 1Password window is opened?
Looking forward to your response!
Ali
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Hi @AliH1P - yes, the shortcut works as expected while the 1P app is in the foreground but no response when not. I can't see any competing shortcuts in my system settings and I also tried modifying the shortcut to some less common to no avail.
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Hey @dave0nkels, thanks for testing that! I was able to reproduce this behavior when another user reported it and filed an internal issue for our developers to investigate further. Thanks again!
ref: dev/core/core#18003
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