And I want to be fair here - that's not an unreasonable position to take for a browser that holds such a small percentage of the market.
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I can point to dozens of examples of the same thing in software projects everywhere. That's not the same thing, and a bit of an unfair comparison. It is a fork of another vendor's code, which is now supported by someone else. "utdated browser and OS versions are not supported by their vendors" - that's true, but Waterfox IS supported by its vendor. Um.you are making an inaccurate statement here. I do think it would be a shame for your entire family to miss out on the security and convenience of a 1Password Families membership - which, frankly, has made my family's life and mine a lot easier, as far as the simplicity of setup and sharing - because of your browser preference, but it's up to you I guess. I don't know that it's a sure thing that Waterfox will work later on, but it will be interesting to see, assuming it's updated to support the same technologies Firefox has for years.
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Outdated versions of Firefox (or others based on it) are particularly problematic because of the security issues with NPAPI/XUL extensions, which are native code running, not sandboxed, which is why Firefox started moving to WebExtensions a years ago. The option to disable the security check does not exist in the app. The current version of 1Password will not connect to anything else.
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The 1Password desktop app/extension works with a license or membership in supported browsers with valid code signing certificates, such as Firefox, Chrome, Brave, Opera, Vivaldi, and Safari/Edge (macOS/Windows respectively). This works entirely on its own in the browser. To clarify, outdated browser and OS versions are not supported by their vendors, and we always recommend staying up to date because that's critical to security - which is also why we're using 1Password in the first place.ġPassword X works with 1Password memberships and runs in Firefox and Chrome-based browsers (so long as they haven't been modified in such a way as to not support the necessary technologies). But I thank you for confirming the details of what was causing the error - you saved me a lot of potential Indeed. But I am, shall we say, the procurement manager of our family, and the decision to remove the ability for users to use custom-built browsers means I can't use my browser of choice, so the membership is no longer cost-effective for us, although there's hope that will change in the future, when Waterfox 68 is GA.
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I was hoping to use the membership to make 1Password the default choice for my whole family, as I've been using it successfully for years and it's time the kids started using a password manager. If that's true, then that is very unfortunate and it means a membership is not for me right now. the new addon (1Password X) will work with any browser supporting WebExtensions (FF ESR 60+), and a 1Password membership (I assume it does not use the desktop app at all).the old addon will work with other browsers only with 1Password 4 + option to disable signature, and not 1Password 7.the old addon will work with old and new versions of Firefox and Chrome, using either 1Password 4 or 1Password 7.Have you gotten rid of the option to disable browser signature verification, as you had in the 1Password 4 desktop app? So it can't be used in browsers built from source, or forks? Is there a way to override that in the application? Other, it will mean a pretty quick stop to my 30-day trial. So installing 1Password 7 - even after uninstalling - seems to have done something to prevent the addon from working as it did before. However, the addon STILL will not work, even after rebooting. I have "verify browser signature" disabled (always did).
I uninstalled 1Password 7, reinstalled 1Password 4. I can't get it to work in this browser at all, though. 1Password says the refused connections are from explorer and 1Password.exe, which is somewhat confusing.
On one, I uninstalled 1Password 4 and rebooted. Some additional info: I'm testing on two different machines. But it appears the extension won't load in this browser now that I've moved to 1Password 7 (v 7.3.684), claiming it is an untrusted source. But my first test seems to be failing: I was able to use the old browser extension with 1Password 4 without any difficulty using the Waterfox 56.2.10 browser (a fork of Firefox ESR). I am finally taking the jump from 1Password 4 to 1Password 7, for which I've set up a family membership.
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