Bug: 1Password grabs focus on launch when it shouldn't
When 1Password launches, it always grabs focus even when it shouldn't. Where this is expected it is fine but it is particularly annoying while working on something else while an update is installing, and when 1Password relaunches, it grabs focus, and my keyboard input goes into the passphrase box.
Quick way to reproduce from a command prompt: "open --background /Applications/1Password\ 6.app"
Note how 1Password comes to the foreground despite the --background flag.
I'm running 6.3.BETA-2 but I think this has been a problem as long as I've been using 1Password (since 3 or 4?)
1Password Version: 6.3.BETA-2
Extension Version: Not Provided
OS Version: 10.11.4
Sync Type: Not Provided
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Greetings @janm,
I don't have a solution I'm afraid. The main 1Password doesn't behave like other applications and seems to have no background state. If you close the main window it closes the app entirely, leaving 1Password mini running. I seem to remember this when somebody asked about having 1Password launch using the Hide option for Login item. I don't believe it's the case where due to a bug the code isn't behave as it ought to, more it never has done this. At a guess the assumption is the user has purposely opened the window to interact with 1Password? I will pass your comments on.
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I am not asking for the main window to be closed, just for 1Password to not become the foreground application on every start.
If you compare starting, say Pages.app, using "open --background /Applications/Pages.app", you will see the Pages window open underneath the currently focused windows. That is the behaviour I expect from 1Password. The application has the concept of the window being open but not in focus ("in the background") because I can then click on my original window to go back to where I was without 1Password closing. This is in contrast to 1Password mini, where if I do change focus the 1Password mini window closes (as expected).
Starting it with "open --hide /Applications/1Password\ 6.app" also takes focus away from the active application and forces the user's focus to 1Password. You can then hit Command-H to hide the app without closing the window. This means that 1Password has the concept of "hidden" but it ignores the request to start hidden. This seems like a bug to me.
Thanks,
Jan.
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Greetings @janm,
As I say, I have brought this up before but was informed at the time that it worked as intended. I will enquire though (beliefs and opinions do change over time after all).
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On behalf of littlebobbytables, you're very welcome. Please don't hesitate to let us know if you need anything else - we're here for you! :)
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Was there a response when you enquired? An upgrade installation just stole focus from my shell again.
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Hi @janm,
Thanks for checking in about this! littlebobbytables opened a ticket in our internal tracker when you first contacted us, but I'm afraid there's nothing new to report. We've added your latest comment to that ticket to let our developers know you asked about it again (although we can't make any promises one way or another about if/when this will be changed).
Sorry I don't have more information for you at this time! If you need anything else, please don't hesitate to let us know. :)
ref: OPM-3995
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:+1: :)
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Still happening, still annoying!
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Hi there, @janm!
Unfortunately (and as you may have guessed) I don't have any news for you about this. The ticket in our internal tracker is still open, and I can let our developers know you checked in to ask about this again.
I'm sorry I don't have anything new to tell you about this! I know it can be really frustrating to report something like this and not see it changed after all these months. To be honest, I'm not sure anyone else has contacted us about it since you opened this discussion in April. That doesn't mean we'll never address it, but it does mean that more severe issues that affect more people are given a higher priority. I know this is important to you, though, and hopefully we'll be able to do something about it one day.
ref: OPM-3995
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