On Kubuntu 1Password Firefox extension doesn't unlock when native 1Password application (installed via apt) is unlocked. Maybe related to KDE, as it works with plain Ubuntu?

The product has been great for months. A recent update of either the plugin or the desktop app broke a couple things. I suspect it's an issue with an update to the browser plugin, as the hover fonts for the plugin are now different. 1) I can no longer use macos fingerprint to unlock the browser instance, despite desktop instance being unlocked. 2) Browser instance takes a very long time to exit its initialization routine. This happens both when the browser vault is locked and unlocked. And when the desktop vault is locked and unlocked. It was instant before, now I see the spinning grey/black circle for several seconds. Mac has no performance issues with other applications. (M1 Max with low/no load.) 3) The desktop instance periodically steals window focus, typically after interacting with the browser.

This add-on installed just fine on my laptop running Ubuntu, but won't install on my Android phone. ???

An older version of this add-on was much faster. This version takes longer to launch and stops the loading of a page while it does launch. The result is that you can't enter the password to unlock the vault while the page you want to log in to loads in the background - something that I did all the time in the older version.

It's functional and there are a lot of things to like, but the UI is terrible right now. Trying to import from lastpass csv and it fails. Importing directly with my credentials creates a separate "Imported ___" vaults with incomplete portions from notes and websites with weird URL's. Trying to get 1P to add a website sometimes won't let me do it unless I leave the last character off my password, then the "add to 1pass" options pops up and i then have to manually add the last character before saving the new login. Overall just doesn't work nearly as well as it's counterparts.

Touch ID for FF on MacOS quit working at latest update to extension. This is 2023, and problem has been reported back to 2021 and in 2022. Can chase your tail in circle, turning things on and off and rebooting. This is an ongoing unfixed problem for 1Password, which says something not about stupid users, but about company competency and intent.

I liked it better when the 1Password icon would show up and I could simply click. Now, I must copy and paste my password.

I like using One Password for my password creation/storage however my browser in Firefox and every time Firefox installs an upgrade I am unable to open One Password. As a result, I can't open any of the websites whose passwords have been generated by One Password. I haven't been able to find a fix for this issue so am locked out of many of these websites.

I like 1password, and this iteration removes one button click to get to a password and makes it easier to edit or add logins from the extension. But, it asks you to save nearly every field to 1Password which is infuriating UI experience as it covers adjacent fields.

The latest major release is a mess. The plugin tries on way too many input fields to suggest 1Password entries. For example, on the site of a railway company, it wants to complete the input fields for departure and destination stations.
Using the browser's autosuggested values for previously entered values are inaccessible with the keyboard because it prefers to go through the items in 1Password even when I don't need to enter my credentials or payment details. Combined with the urge to pop up in completely irrelevant input fields, it wants me to go back to the previous version.
Ironically it did not see the password fields in the sign up form to create a Firefox account to write this review.

Doesn't work ability to use suggested strong password, I see the tooltip with a password, but I can't click on it. Very disappointed.

Not working.
However, reinstalling it will establish the connection to the desktop app.

Command Period cannot be used to unlock the session on Firefox (as it is a Firefox shortcut already).
It would be preferable to just tell the user to restart 1password because it's stuck...

Running the Firefox extension on an M1 Mac Mini and Firefox is slow to close with the 1Password extension enabled.