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Console flooded with errors when clicking links during 1Password passkey selection dialog
Hi, I’m experiencing an issue with the 1Password browser extension when testing WebAuthn API integration on my own website. Environment macOS Chrome (latest version) 1Password browser extension Issue I’ve successfully implemented WebAuthn API functionality for login on my website. However, the 1Password extension behaves unexpectedly: When the 1Password passkey selection dialog is open, if I click a link on the page, the page transition happens, but the Chrome DevTools console gets flooded with a large number of log, warn, and error messages. This feels like a bug. Steps to Reproduce Register a passkey in 1Password for the test site. Open the login page, which triggers the 1Password passkey selection dialog. While the dialog is open, click any link on the page. The navigation works, but the console outputs a large number of log, warn, and error messages. Expected Behavior Page navigation should happen without producing unnecessary console output. Actual Behavior Console is flooded with log, warn, and error messages. Additional Information I will attach/paste the console output below for reference. background.js:80 📤 Sending <NmLockState> message to native core <740716061> background.js:80 📥 Received message <NmLockState> from native core <740716061>. Duration: 4.8ms background.js:80 DeviceTrust: access denied: [ missing backoffice permission, missing admin permission ] - aborting （anonymous） @ background.js:80 background.js:80 📤 Sending <NmOfflineStatus> message to native core <3907478951> background.js:80 📥 Received message <NmOfflineStatus> from native core <3907478951>. Duration: 1.7ms background.js:80 Could not complete _handleGetCredential: disconnected （anonymous） @ background.js:80 background.js:80 📤 Sending <NmLockState> message to native core <3923595490> background.js:80 📥 Received message <NmLockState> from native core <3923595490>. Duration: 4.1ms background.js:80 📤 Sending <NmLockState> message to native core <2088568031> background.js:80 📥 Received message <NmLockState> from native core <2088568031>. Duration: 4.3ms background.js:80 📤 Sending <NmLockState> message to native core <780253718> background.js:80 📥 Received message <NmLockState> from native core <780253718>. Duration: 4ms background.js:80 📤 Sending <NmLockState> message to native core <3199044829> background.js:80 📥 Received message <NmLockState> from native core <3199044829>. Duration: 3.8ms background.js:80 📤 Sending <NmOfflineStatus> message to native core <469136938> background.js:80 📥 Received message <NmOfflineStatus> from native core <469136938>. Duration: 6ms background.js:80 Loaded page details in 2 ms. background.js:80 Analyzed the page in 0.4000000059604645 ms. background.js:80 📤 Sending <NmOfflineStatus> message to native core <2269321457> background.js:80 📥 Received message <NmOfflineStatus> from native core <2269321457>. Duration: 3.3ms background.js:80 [popup] Not attempting to connect to desktop app: already connected or connecting to desktop app background.js:80 Decided not to attempt reconnection to the desktop app. background.js:80 📤 Sending <NmLockState> message to native core <2789903974> background.js:80 📥 Received message <NmLockState> from native core <2789903974>. Duration: 2.7ms background.js:80 DeviceTrust: access denied: [ missing backoffice permission, missing admin permission ] - aborting （anonymous） @ background.js:80 background.js:80 📤 Sending <NmOfflineStatus> message to native core <3819754395> background.js:80 📥 Received message <NmOfflineStatus> from native core <3819754395>. Duration: 3.6ms background.js:80 📤 Sending <NmLockState> message to native core <1861163921> background.js:80 📥 Received message <NmLockState> from native core <1861163921>. Duration: 3.1ms background.js:80 📤 Sending <NmLockState> message to native core <2199877840> background.js:80 📥 Received message <NmLockState> from native core <2199877840>. Duration: 4ms background.js:80 Failed to refresh keysets <redacted> （anonymous） @ background.js:80 background.js:80 📥 Sync started for account xxxxxxxx - syncing all background.js:80 Failed to refresh keysets <redacted> （anonymous） @ background.js:80 background.js:80 Failed to refresh keysets <redacted> （anonymous） @ background.js:80 background.js:80 Failed to refresh keysets <redacted> （anonymous） @ background.js:80 background.js:80 Failed to refresh keysets <redacted> （anonymous） @ background.js:80 background.js:80 Managed Apps - Feature flag is NOT enabled background.js:80 ✅ Sync completed for account xxxxxxxx - took 969ms background.js:80 📤 Sending <NmOfflineStatus> message to native core <335039426> background.js:80 📥 Received message <NmOfflineStatus> from native core <335039426>. Duration: 8.1ms background.js:80 Failed to refresh keysets <redacted> （anonymous） @ background.js:80 background.js:80 📥 Sync started for account xxxxxxxx - syncing all background.js:80 Failed to refresh keysets <redacted> （anonymous） @ background.js:80 background.js:80 Failed to refresh keysets <redacted> （anonymous） @ background.js:80 background.js:80 Failed to refresh keysets <redacted> （anonymous） @ background.js:80 background.js:80 Failed to refresh keysets <redacted> （anonymous） @ background.js:80 background.js:80 Managed Apps - Feature flag is NOT enabled ✅ Sync completed for account xxxxxxxx - took 935ms 📤 Sending <NmOfflineStatus> message to native core <228318852> 📥 Received message <NmOfflineStatus> from native core <228318852>. Duration: 1.9ms Failed to refresh keysets <redacted> （anonymous） @ background.js:80 📥 Sync started for account xxxxxxxx - syncing all Failed to refresh keysets <redacted> （anonymous） @ background.js:80 Failed to refresh keysets <redacted> （anonymous） @ background.js:80 Failed to refresh keysets <redacted> （anonymous） @ background.js:80 Failed to refresh keysets <redacted> （anonymous） @ background.js:80 📤 Sending <NmLockState> message to native core <3763395867> 📥 Received message <NmLockState> from native core <3763395867>. Duration: 3.1ms Managed Apps - Feature flag is NOT enabled ✅ Sync completed for account xxxxxxxx - took 900ms 📤 Sending <NmOfflineStatus> message to native core <527828929> 📥 Received message <NmOfflineStatus> from native core <527828929>. Duration: 3.3ms Could not complete _handleGetCredential: disconnected （anonymous） @ background.js:80 DeviceTrust: access denied: [ missing backoffice permission, missing admin permission ] - aborting （anonymous） @ background.js:80 📤 Sending <NmOfflineStatus> message to native core <3893879316> 📥 Received message <NmOfflineStatus> from native core <3893879316>. Duration: 1.7ms 📤 Sending <NmLockState> message to native core <2484059834> 📥 Received message <NmLockState> from native core <2484059834>. Duration: 4.3ms 📤 Sending <NmLockState> message to native core <567699292> 📥 Received message <NmLockState> from native core <567699292>. Duration: 3.8ms 📤 Sending <NmLockState> message to native core <2496790293> 📥 Received message <NmLockState> from native core <2496790293>. Duration: 3.6ms Failed to refresh keysets <redacted> （anonymous） @ background.js:80 📥 Sync started for account xxxxxxxx - syncing all Failed to refresh keysets <redacted> （anonymous） @ background.js:80 Failed to refresh keysets <redacted> （anonymous） @ background.js:80 Failed to refresh keysets <redacted> （anonymous） @ background.js:80 Failed to refresh keysets <redacted> （anonymous） @ background.js:80 Managed Apps - Feature flag is NOT enabled ✅ Sync completed for account xxxxxxxx - took 1264ms 📤 Sending <NmOfflineStatus> message to native core <2459928279> 📥 Received message <NmOfflineStatus> from native core <2459928279>. Duration: 3.1ms Failed to refresh keysets <redacted> （anonymous） @ background.js:80 📥 Sync started for account xxxxxxxx - syncing all Failed to refresh keysets <redacted> （anonymous） @ background.js:80 Failed to refresh keysets <redacted> （anonymous） @ background.js:80 Failed to refresh keysets <redacted> （anonymous） @ background.js:80 Failed to refresh keysets <redacted> （anonymous） @ background.js:80 Managed Apps - Feature flag is NOT enabled ✅ Sync completed for account xxxxxxxx - took 891ms 📤 Sending <NmOfflineStatus> message to native core <346739443> 📥 Received message <NmOfflineStatus> from native core <346739443>. Duration: 4.3ms 📤 Sending <NmLockState> message to native core <1926301438> 📥 Received message <NmLockState> from native core <1926301438>. Duration: 3.9ms Failed to refresh keysets <redacted> （anonymous） @ background.js:80 📥 Sync started for account xxxxxxxx - syncing all Failed to refresh keysets <redacted> （anonymous） @ background.js:80 Failed to refresh keysets <redacted> （anonymous） @ background.js:80 Failed to refresh keysets <redacted> （anonymous） @ background.js:80 Failed to refresh keysets <redacted> （anonymous） @ background.js:80 Managed Apps - Feature flag is NOT enabled ✅ Sync completed for account xxxxxxxx - took 974ms 📤 Sending <NmOfflineStatus> message to native core <4246935782> 📥 Received message <NmOfflineStatus> from native core <4246935782>. Duration: 3.7ms Failed to refresh keysets <redacted> （anonymous） @ background.js:80 📥 Sync started for account xxxxxxxx - syncing all Failed to refresh keysets <redacted> （anonymous） @ background.js:80 Failed to refresh keysets <redacted> （anonymous） @ background.js:80 Failed to refresh keysets <redacted> （anonymous） @ background.js:80 Failed to refresh keysets <redacted> （anonymous） @ background.js:80 Managed Apps - Feature flag is NOT enabled ✅ Sync completed for account xxxxxxxx - took 871ms 📤 Sending <NmOfflineStatus> message to native core <969923831> 📥 Received message <NmOfflineStatus> from native core <969923831>. Duration: 3.2ms 📤 Sending <NmLockState> message to native core <2384356258> 📥 Received message <NmLockState> from native core <2384356258>. Duration: 4.1ms Failed to refresh keysets <redacted> （anonymous） @ background.js:80 📥 Sync started for account xxxxxxxx - syncing all Failed to refresh keysets <redacted> （anonymous） @ background.js:80 Failed to refresh keysets <redacted> （anonymous） @ background.js:80 Failed to refresh keysets <redacted> （anonymous） @ background.js:80 Failed to refresh keysets <redacted> （anonymous） @ background.js:80 Managed Apps - Feature flag is NOT enabled ✅ Sync completed for account xxxxxxxx - took 865ms 📤 Sending <NmOfflineStatus> message to native core <1380548022> 📥 Received message <NmOfflineStatus> from native core <1380548022>. Duration: 1.7ms 📤 Sending <NmLockState> message to native core <2946571035> 📥 Received message <NmLockState> from native core <2946571035>. Duration: 3.1ms 📤 Sending <NmLockState> message to native core <2259480419> 📥 Received message <NmLockState> from native core <2259480419>. Duration: 2.4ms 📤 Sending <NmLockState> message to native core <2244117207> 📥 Received message <NmLockState> from native core <2244117207>. Duration: 4ms Could not complete _handleGetCredential: disconnected
Reference for Private vault copied from GUI doesn't work in CLI
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Connection reset when `podman login` runs `op`
I've set up a https://linuskarlsson.se/blog/podman-credential-helpers/ which runs `op read 'op://[redacted]'` internally. When I run the helper program in a terminal it works fine, prompts for the password if necessary, and prints the credentials. But when running `podman login` in the same terminal it fails with the following error: [ERROR] 2025/07/23 16:22:20 could not read secret 'op://[redacted]': error initializing client: connecting to desktop app: read: connection reset, make sure 1Password CLI is installed correctly, then open the 1Password app, select 1Password > Settings > Developer and make sure the 'Integrate with 1Password CLI' setting is turned on. If you're still having trouble connecting, visit https://developer.1password.com/docs/cli/app-integration#troubleshooting for more help. I've verified that the setting is turned on (running the helper program directly wouldn't work otherwise). I'm running `op` version 2.31.0.Failed to copy secret reference
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Passkey algorithm support
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'op read' mistreats binary content
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