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Package manager support on arm64 Linux distributions
Can we get actual support for delivering 1Password releases using proper repositories and native package archive types recognized by the package managers on arm64 variants of Linux distributions? At least the big ones: Ubuntu [deb], Fedora/Redhat/SUSE [rpm] It's been ages since support for running 1password on arm64 Linux was delivered. Initially, in the forums 1Password staff said these releases weren't hosted in proper repositories and packaged because of toolchain issues with packaging up releases. Understandable initially, but approaching inexcusable at this point. It's tedious and annoying to have to do the manual downloads and installs of update gzips release after release. The arm64 version of the app doesn't even notify users that a new release is available, to trigger them to go through the manual tedium to stay up to date. Which seems at odds with 1Password's otherwise strong commitment to keeping users up to date and secure.
1Password and the GNOME system icon tray
While I am using Linux (Fedora 42 Workstation with GNOME 48.4), this impacts me as well. As GNOME doesn't have a system icon tray by default, it usually puts background applications in the background app section of the quick settings menu but as far as I can tell this doesn't happen with 1Password. I have the option for the menu bar icon selected but as the desktop environment doesn't support icons, when I close 1Password leaves me with an unlocked browser and I have to launch the application to see this. While this is suitable for my needs it's not the way a user would expect the app to work and if they're naive about this could present a security risk. What would be preferable is for 1Password to have an option to properly run as a background service so that the user is made aware in the quick settings panel independent of the option to have an icon since it isn't altogether clear that the latter option controls the former, particularly on systems where there is no concept of a system tray. This would not only alleviate confusion about the function of placing the icon there, it would have the additional effect of addressing konsk1's concern about users on desktop environments with a system tray having an icon they don't need or want.
CLI export to .1pux
While the command-line 1Password client works quite well in day to day use, one feature that it does not support is exporting a backup file in the 1PUX format. The only way we can do this now is to run op item get $id for each item in op item list, but this does not create as solid an export as using the 1PUX format. I've searched and could not find threads on this, nor a space to submit feature requests. So I'm posting here, hoping somebody will pick this up and add it to the appropriate list somewhere.How to Install 1Password on Raspberry Pi 5
I can't find any tutorials on YouTube or on the web on how to install the 1Password app on my new Raspberry Pi 5. I'm not a command line expert. I downloaded the .deb package and the ARM tar.gz files. When I right click "Package Install" on the .deb file, it fails. When I right click or double click "Extract Here" on the tar.gz file for ARM, it doesn't do anything. I managed to install the 1Password extension on the Brave Browser for Linux, but it keeps crashing. Now I'm using Chromium that comes with Raspberry Pi and it is stable. I'm going to remove Brave. Any help appreciated. (For context, I use the 1Password app on my M1 Mac and my Win 11 PC with no problems). 1Password Version: Not Provided Extension Version: Not Provided OS Version: Raspberry Pi Browser: Not Provided"Never fill on website" not working
I have some local web apps that I don't any suggestions or any text field auto filled. I created two login items for this, one with "http://0.0.0.0" and one with "http://localhost". Both had the option "never fill on website" selected. However, this had no effect. I am on Ubuntu 22.04, running Chrome 140 with 1Password extension 8.11.8.40
Transparency gone from drag and drop under Wayland
The fix that allows dragging and dropping credentials, at all, also breaks the transparency that facilitates hitting the drop target. It only occurs when the ELECTRON_OZONE_PLATFORM_HINT=auto environment variable is set, and it makes the content fully opaque, complete with little black triangles at the corners, outside the rounded blue corners of the dragged item.
APT repo recreated (on update / open)
I'm not sure exactly when this happened, but when updating 1Password through apt, i received messages informing me that the target is configured multiple times. this occurred because I swapped all external apt repos to use the new deb822 style format, excluding some explicitly automatically managed files the 1password file was not marked as automatically managed, so it was converted to the new style and removed, but came back. (i think it was probably on update, but i don't know exactly) compared to the google chrome file, which i explicitly knew to not touch due to the comment, identical to the other electron based apps (slack, vscode) my custom deb822 ``` $ cat external.sources 1Password Types: deb URIs: https://downloads.1password.com/linux/debian/amd64 Suites: stable Components: main Architectures: amd64 Signed-By: /usr/share/keyrings/1password-archive-keyring.gpg Enabled: yes Google Chrome not present, automatically edited in google-chrome.list Mono Types: deb URIs: https://download.mono-project.com/repo/debian Suites: stable-buster Components: main Enabled: yes [SNIP] ``` $ cat 1password.list deb [arch=amd64 signed-by=/usr/share/keyrings/1password-archive-keyring.gpg] https://downloads.1password.com/linux/debian/amd64 stable main ``` $ cat google-chrome.list THIS FILE IS AUTOMATICALLY CONFIGURED You may comment out this entry, but any other modifications may be lost. deb [arch=amd64] https://dl.google.com/linux/chrome/deb/ stable main ``` 1Password Version: 1Password for Linux 8.10.4 (81004032) Extension Version: Version 2.9.0 OS Version: Linux Debian 11 Browser:_ Firefox 91.13.0esr (64-bit)
