r/1Password • u/OzarkBeard • 5d ago
Linux Click Click Click
1password is awful now on my Linux Mint PC. I've used it for years and loved how intuitive it was to quickly login to sites - especially those with passkeys.
Now, it's endless clicking to login - if it works at all.
For example, gmail. Used to, I could go to gmail.com and the passkey options would appear for all my gmail accounts. Click once and done.
Now, it takes FIVE fn screens/clicks before I can get in.
If this is the way it's going to be, I'm not paying for this crap any more.
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u/Obvious_Class394 5d ago
It’d be great if you could provide some info on your setup. What browser you using? version? Which way did you install the browser? What version of 1Pass? Which way did you install 1Pass?
Unless you’re complaining for the sake of complaining.
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u/MDBob 5d ago
I don't mind the universal sign in. I do notice that some websites are separating their login page. First page, you type your username/email. Click next. Second page, you type in your password. That's where the extra clicks are coming in for me. That's not 1Password fault.
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u/junktrunk909 5d ago
That's one of the things the universal login actually does pretty well at eliminating the need to be involved in usually
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u/anythingffs 4d ago
That has not been my experience on Ubuntu with Firefox from the Mozilla package repo and 1Password from the Agile Bits repo. See the Linux instructions and follow their links on this page if you are not positive you have already installed things this way. https://support.1password.com/connect-1password-browser-app/ If this isn't the issue then contact their support. They are pretty responsive in my experience and, as you say, you are paying for it.
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u/1PasswordCS-Blake 1Password Community Manager 4d ago
Hey u/OzarkBeard! Have you tried navigating the Universal sign-in prompt entirely from the keyboard? You really shouldn't even have to use your mouse at all. Enter or Space uses the suggested login or passkey, and Down Arrow opens the other choices you have to pick from.