1Password 6 on Win 10 / missing browser extensions in IE / not working extension in Google Chrome

Hi @Mischasz,

Thanks for writing in.

1Password 6 does not support IE nor do we have any plans to but we do want to support Microsoft Edge and we're working with Microsoft on that. They're working as fast as they can to implement the rest of the APIs that we need to make 1Password possible in Edge but we don't have a timeframe on they'll be done.

However, Chrome is supported right now and does work.

Can you tell me what version number of 1Password 6 is installed on your PC? Open 1Password, unlock and click on the settings on top right, it'll list the version on the bottom of the Settings menu.

Also, what anti-malware solution are you using?

Hi @mischasz,

Thanks for writing back, 1Password is being blocked by Sophos by default if it is not configured for it.

We don't have access to Sophos's EndPoint Security and we're hearing that they've just redesigned it, so our Sophos guide is now outdated. We hear that they're using the cloud-based interface now to manage your data, identical to Sophos Home.

Here's the instruction that should work based on Sophos Home.

1. Sign into your Sophos account in the browser, click on your computer you want to access on the dashboard and then click on Configure on top
2. Scroll down to the bottom, you should see the File and Folder Exceptions, click on Websites tab next to it.
3. Enter 127.0.0.1 and press the enter key.

If not, would you be willing to email us some screenshots of your settings, so we can see where you should go?

That is great news, @mischasz, thanks for letting us know.

If you have any other questions, please contact us again.

Cheers,

Alex

Hi @rlgleason51,

Thanks for writing in. You can read my posts in this thread for more updates.

Short summary, we won't be supporting IE but we are working with Microsoft on Edge, support for that is coming but no timeframe. At the very least, it will require the Windows 10 Creator Update coming later this Spring.

Hi @rlgleason51,

Yes, it's the name of the next Windows 10 upgrade. I'm not sure why they don't just use Service Pack 3 instead because the Anniversary/Creator updates doesn't explain which is newer.

:) :+1: