Prevent 1Password Safari extension from using Command+Shift+X

Hi @fletch29:

Thanks for your feedback on this! I've added you to the internal discussion we're having around this.

Jack

+1 for the ability to disable or remap Shift-Command-X in Safari, as I have a work application that uses that as a global shortcut and it's very important for my workflow - especially since I've been using ⌘-\ for 1Password since like version 2? :)

Hey Justin_Rhodes:

Thanks for your feedback on this. As Jarek mentioned, there isn't any way to change the shortcut inside 1Password for Safari, but I'll share your feedback with the team as we continue to evaluate all options.

Jack

ref: dev/core/core#8796

I'm glad to see I'm not the only one who noticed this.

Any update on the fix? This bug is really hurting my productivity as I also use command+shift+x for something else in Browser

CMD + \ is the classic 1Password autofill shortcut; it will fill the matching item for the given context or (if there is more than one matching item) show UI to allow you to choose which item to fill. That shortcut is handled by the desktop app and communicated to the browser extension as needed. It cannot be set from within the browser as the webextension shortcuts API doesn't allow CMD + \ to be used as a shortcut.

CMD + SHIFT + X opens the browser extension popup. It doesn't immediately trigger autofill; instead, you can select an item in the pop-up and then press enter to fill it.

Not to hijack this thread, but what's the difference between using Command-Backslash and Command-Shift-X to access 1P from within a browser?

Hi @lemondjeff! There isn't a way to disable this in the current release of the Safari extension, but I'm working right now to get this shortcut removed as it does indeed conflict with Safari's View -> Show Sidebar shortcut as you've noted. So in a future release this will no longer be an issue 😄.

Also, the shortcut for locking 1Password, Command+Shift+L, conflicts with Safari's View->Show Sidebar menu item shortcut.