Ctrl+\ not working [1Password needed whitelisted in Webroot SecureAnywhere]

Hi @zbhana,

Can you check something for me please. If you look in Tools > Manage Add-ons (The cog icon in the top right hand corner is the Tools menu), what is the status of the two entries for 1Password? I don't have Windows 8 to test with but I do have IE 11 in Windows 7 which is working well. Hopefully we just need to figure out the blip and we'll have you back on track :smile:

Hi @zbhana,

Sorry about all of this. So as you've shown, everything looks like its good in IE in terms of the extension being enable. Now the IE extension is very different from the one in Firefox and Chrome and it turns out it doesn't have a contextual menu option like Firefox and Chrome do so apologies for not correcting you after you said IE was your preferred browser. As such the screenshots in your last post are normal behaviour for both browsers.

There are two things I like you to check for us please. In the window bar if you right click you should see the following IE menu.

If you enable the Command bar you should see the toolbar menu that I've highlighted to the left of the menu. If you do this does the 1Password IE button become available and does it respond if you click on it? Similarly, does the keyboard shortcut alt + ctrl + \ result in the 1Password menu?

The purpose of alt + ctrl + \ is to bring up the 1Password menu no matter what while ctrl + \ is about filling an existing item. Hopefully one of these helps get things working in IE so I'll be looking forward to hearing back from you.

Hi @zbhana,

Does this sound accurate? while alt + ctrl + \ does open the menu I'm thinking it doesn't offer valid Login items as an option or fill if you attempt to do so.

I'm leaning towards the idea that something local, such as a firewall or proxy is blocking communication between the 1Password helper and the extension although whatever it is it does seem to be localised to IE. Here is a link to a small list of anti-virus programs that we're aware of. Each is a link itself to a page on that program. I would start with the link for Microsoft Windows firewall and proxy settings as maybe it's a proxy issue.

Does any of that look like it could be applicable?

Hello @zbhana,

Hopefully we're closing in on the issue and that we'll get things up and running again soon!

Greetings @zbhana,

That's great to hear that you found the source of the interference and thank you for letting us know of your success too :smile: Hopefully it all work smoothly now.