"CMD+," does not launch the Preferences window as expected.
Pressing the "CMD+," does not launch the Preferences window as expected. Selecting "Preferences ..." from the "1Password 7" menu works without incident.
1Password Version: 7.0.BETA-1 (70000001)
Extension Version: 7.0.BETA-1
OS Version: 10.13.4 Beta (17E197a)
Sync Type: iCloud
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Closing the main 1Password app and the menu bar app and then relaunching the main app seems to have restored this functionality for me.
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Perfection 👏 Thanks OAW!
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@OAW Try using the shortcut Command , (comma). This is the shortcut for preferences in all Mac apps.
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@Dianeoforegon I think that's what OAW was doing, they just wrote it a little differently than you.
CMD+,
("command plus comma")Ben
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Didn't see the comma.
If a shortcut is not working, then try selecting the shortcut from the Menu bar. If that works, it's possible there is a conflict in shortcuts assigned. Often a user will add a custom shortcut that is already used by the system then neither will work properly. As a general rule when making your own shortcut use 3 commands plus a letter. e.g. Command, Option, Control S
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Indeed, conflicting shortcuts can happen from time to time. :)
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Steps to produce
Use the standard shortcut Cmd-,
Expected behavior
Preferences window opens up
Actual behavior
Nothing, the key sequence seems to be ignored
Additional information
7.0b3
macOS1Password Version: 7.0b3
Extension Version: Not Provided
OS Version: 10.13.3
Sync Type: Not Provided0 -
Does anything in this thread help?
Stephen
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Quitting 1Password and the menu bar extension and relaunch fixed it.
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Thanks for the update. :)
Ben
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