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arastaskiran
4 months agoNew Contributor
1Password Chrome extension is not working properly.
Hello, I am using the GNU/Linux Debian 12 operating system and the Chrome Version 131.0.6778.85 (Official Build) (64-bit) web browser. There seems to be a bug in the 1Password extension.
I am sharing the screenshots of the error I encountered below.
1Password Version: 8.10.54
Extension Version: 8.10.54.22
OS Version: GNU\Linux Debian12
Browser: Chrome
- 1P_Dave
Moderator
Hello arastaskiran, einarj, and Cardal! 👋
I'm sorry that you're seeing an unexpected error message in the console when using 1Password. The error message that you've reported matches a known issue that our developers have recently released a fix for in version 8.10.58 of 1Password in the browser. Please update:
If you still see the issue with version 8.10.58 then let me know.
Note: It looks like 8.10.58 is still going through the review process for Firefox but should be released soon.
-Dave
- CardalNew Contributor
I guess this is a signal to use https in development!
- CardalNew Contributor
If I knew web developers were encountering error output from my extension all day long, I'd be mortified. Good luck team! <3
- arastaskiranNew Contributor
The solution to the problem is quite simple, but I don't understand why the software development team isn't fixing it.
- einarjNew Contributor
I'm having this issue as well, running Firefox on MacOS X.
As a web developer I need to run browser tabs on local hostnames (non HTTPS), and moreover it is important to me that whatever errors show up in the developer console are mine to debug and fix.
Currently there is no suitable workaround for me other than to disable the browser extension.
- arastaskiranNew Contributor
This issue only occurs on non-HTTPS sites because crypto.randomUUID() works exclusively on HTTPS. However, I still have to use HTTP sites since many on-premise servers at my workplace lack SSL certificates. Is it possible to make a fix like in the images below, or is there a more logical solution?
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