Can't find the key icon in IE.

Ragnar

I have no problem with Firefox but cannot see the icon in IE.

svondutch

@Ragnar Have you tried these steps?

Ragnar

I am using IE 11.0.4 - I assume that must be 64 bit? Instructions indicate that "64-bit IE cannot use the 1P extension". Is there another alternative?

DBrown

No, IE 11.0.4 appears to be available in both 64-bit and 32-bit variations, as usual. The "about" box should include a specific reference to 64 bits, if that's what you're running. In that case, though, you won't be able to use the 1Password extension.

Ragnar

It does not reference either 64 or 32 bit. I do see that 1Password is an enabled extension, but still no key. When I right click on the toolbar, my options are "customize toolbar" and "toolbar options" but neither shows "command bar" as a check box per your initial instructions.

DBrown

It does not reference either 64 or 32 bit.

Then we can assume you're using 32-bit IE.

I do see that 1Password is an enabled extension, but still no key.

That's good! It means we've got something to find! :)

When I right click on the toolbar, my options are "customize toolbar" and "toolbar options" but neither shows "command bar" as a check box per your initial instructions.

Do you see this?

If not, right-click here (1) to display the menu on which you can enable the command bar (2):

Once the command bar is visible, you can right-click it (1) and follow the submenus like this:

In the dialog box that appears, scroll down the left list (1) until you can see and select the 1Password extension (2); click the Add button (3):

You can use the "move" buttons to put the 1Password extension where you want it:

I leave it at the bottom, so it's the last item on the command bar:

I hope that helps, @Ragnar. Please let us know how it goes.

Ragnar

Strange, 1password shows at the bottom of Tools in IE or can be brought up by Ctrl+. It does not show up as an icon or under "available" or "current" toolbar buttons. See screenshot attached - that is what I see with Ctrl+\. I can live with this, but the key and options in Firefox are much better.

DBrown

As noted at the beginning of my previous reply, @Ragnar, you need to have the Command Bar visible, because that's where the 1Password icon appears.

Watch this: http://www.screencast.com/t/aKJuJLXr