1password opera

Last edited by leocg Hi there,There is a problem with the chrome extension concerning the locking and unlocking which do not follow the status of the 1Password application. Every time I start Opera, I have to manually unlock the extension, even though the application is already unlocked. Even more, I can't even use my fingerprint to unlock extension.The various security settings of the 1password extension don't change anything. There are even different possible settings. I can set the lock on inactivity to 4 hours in the application and 8 hours in the extension. It's inconsistent. Similarly, the extension doesn't lock on 'suspend activity' when it's set to do so in the application.I check the extension with Chrome, this is the same extension provided by 1Password, it works perfectly and reflects the status of 1password. If the application is locked and unlocked.The issue is the same with integration in Opera Android vs Chrome Android which works fine.I ask about this issue to 1Password support. They say it's coming from Opera.This is the reason why 1Password doesn't advice for Opera in the supported browser list."Opera is not one of our fully supported browsers so although you can install and use 1Password in it, the integration with your 1Password app will not work." support is fully appreciate to resolve this serious issues.I use Opera for years on my devices, but I can't keep going on like that and I don't want to have to use Chrome. Kind RegardsOpera 99.0.4788.47 (x86_64)macOS Version 13.4 (22F66) 13.4.0 x86_64Chromium :113.0.5672.127

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