1Password for Safari isn't working on macOS 14.2 BETA
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Hey @jdawgnoonan,
I can confirm that there is a known bug with the macOS 14.2 beta that's affecting 1Password for Safari. The bug has been identified, and the fix should be available in a future macOS update.
In the meantime, can you let us know if the behaviour improves after clearing Safari's history? Here's how you can do that:
1 Open Safari.
2 Click "History" in the macOS menu bar and select "Clear History" to clear all history.
3 Once that's done, restart Safari by clicking Safari > Quit Safari and relaunching Safari.Let us know how you get on!
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Hello @steph.giles, yes, that did fix the issue! Thank you!
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It fixed it for me briefly but a few days later we are back to the same behaviour. There is clearly something not working right here and a fix is needed?
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I just tried this and it worked! Hoping it sticks.
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@jdawgnoonan, @strickers, and @mmcwatters
I'm happy to hear that the steps posted by Steph helped. If the issue does occur again then you'll need to go through those steps again.
As mentioned, this is an issue with Safari in the macOS beta and hopefully a fix will be released in a future macOS beta update.
-Dave
ref: dev/core/core#25725
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Hello @Fresco, @olson, @mmcwatters, and @arrtz3! 👋
I'm sorry that 1Password for Safari isn't working on your Mac. Are you all running a beta version of macOS Sonoma? If you are then there's a known issue in Safari that is causing the symptoms mentioned, we hope to see a fix included in a future beta for macOS Sonoma.
For the time being, please try these steps:
1 Open Safari.
2 Click "History" in the macOS menu bar and select "Clear History" to clear all history.
3 Once that's done, restart Safari by clicking Safari > Quit Safari. Then re-open Safari.Let me know if that doesn't work.
-Dave
ref: dev/core/core#25725
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Clearing History seemed to fix the problem.
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Yes. Clearing the history works.
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I'm glad that clearing history helped. Hopefully a future macOS beta will include a permanent fix soon.
-Dave
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The MacOS 14.2 beta 2 (23C5041e) appears to have fixed the issues with the extension.
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Hello,
I just updated to macOS 14.2 beta 2 but since the first one 1Password for Safari is not working anymore ... opening a blank page and not displaying anything.I'm not complaining, I know the risk of the beta, just want to know if it is a known issue or not ..
No issues with Edge and Chrome
1Password Version: 8.10.20
Extension Version: 2.17
OS Version: 14.2
Browser: Safari0 -
Since Update to Mac 14.2 Beta Safari Extension not working proper anymore 3 Symptoms: 1. Passkeys not working any more neither create nor "inject" for login (1PW isn't reacting on any Passkey Usecase anymore)
2. Click on Safari 1PW icon opens a blank new safari tab and not the 1PW Mini Safari screen
3. the little 1PW icon isn't displayed anymore in any password formsI already reinstalled the Extension and also tried the new beta of extension- no luck
1Password Version: 1Password for Mac 8.10.18 (81018040)
Extension Version: 2.17.0
OS Version: 14.2
Browser: Safari0 -
Me, as well. However, the browser extension in Brave is working just fine.
1Password for Safari version B5x Beta 2.17.2
Build Number: 21700201
Sonoma 14.2 Beta (23C5041e).0 -
I had to clear all history twice, and quit and restart safari each time to get it to work, but now it's working again.
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Initially I cleared all the history and that didn't fix it for me. But after uninstalling and reinstalling the extension and then clearing the history again (this time only the last hour) it's now working. Thanks!
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It seems to be fixed with Sonoma Beta 3. the 1password extension has just started to work without any other intervention.
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Just updated to the latest MacOS Developer beta, 14 Nov, 14.2 Beta (23C5047e), and 1Password for Safari is working normally now. Nice to have it back!
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certainly not fixed
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The Safari Extension unlocks when clicking on the extension in the toolbar, but the does not open in Safari and the icon in the toolbar shows the extension locked even though it is unlocked.
Also filling logins and passwords is not working as Safari thinks the extension is locked even though it is unlocked and no unlock prompt is shown after the first unlock.
1Password Version: 8.10.20
Extension Version: 2.17.0
OS Version: macOS 14.2 Beta 3
Browser: Safari0 -
Hello @thg! 👋
I'm sorry to hear that 1Password isn't working properly with your browser. It sounds like communication between the 1Password extension in your browser and the 1Password for Mac app has broken down. To fix this please do the following:
- Close all open web browsers.
- Right-click on the 1Password icon at the top of your Mac's screen and then click Quit. Wait until the icon disappears.
- Double-click on 1Password from your Mac's Applications folder.
- Open your web browser.
Let me know if that fixes the issue. I look forward to hearing from you. 🙂
-Dave
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Hi Dave,
unfortunately this is not resolving it. I think it must be something with the latest macOS beta that broke something with the 1Password Extension.
All what happens is you get what you see in the attached window (open 1Password) and then when clicking on it it just closes that popup and that's it. It seems it is unlocking 1Password extension but something is not getting to the extension.
Hope this helps in trouble shooting if you guys have a mac with the latest macos beta to test it.
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I'm sorry that you're still seeing an issue. Have you tried the following steps:
- Open Safari.
- Click "History" in the macOS menu bar and select "Clear History" to clear all history.
- Once that's done, restart Safari by clicking Safari > Quit Safari. Then re-open Safari.
Which version of the macOS beta are you currently running? I look forward to hearing from you.
-Dave
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you'll get more comments when the public beta (namely 3) of MacOs will spread to 1Passport users
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Antoher quick update. I saw the other thread where a similar behavior was reported (https://1password.community/discussion/143073/1pw-extension-for-safari-fails-to-unlock#latest) and the suggested solution was to delete the last hour of history in Safari.
I went ahead and tried it and can confirm that has resolved the problem. The extension now shows unlocked and when clicking on it it works as designed.
Hopefully, this will provide some input for the developers to fix this issue ...
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Hey @Gilles9,
The issue should have been resolved in macOS 14.2 beta 3 so if you are still running into issues after following the steps above can you send over some more details so we can see what is happening?
I'd like to ask you to send over a console log from your browser as well as a diagnostics report:
Please attach the reports to an email message addressed to support+forum@1password.com with a link to this thread.
You should receive an automated reply from our BitBot assistant with a Support ID number. Please post that number here. Thanks in advance!
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Hey @thg,
Thank you for the update and for sharing this.
I'm glad things are back on track, please let us know if there is anything else we can help with at all.
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Did not fix my issue, how do we get this working again.
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Things are not back on tracks because there is a bypass to make it work
The problem is with 1Password for Safari and/or 1Password itselfIf we need to delete history everyt time an update of MacOs comes, this is a problem that is not resolved
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@jhmoser15p and @Gilles9
I'm sorry that you're both still seeing the issue, can you confirm that you're both running macOS 14.2 beta 3?
I look forward to hearing from you.
-Dave
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