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Unable to use 1Password extension in Firefox [Native Messaging must be enabled]

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  • mdesantis
    mdesantis
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    @brenty I meant that Firefox on Linux is not supported, just that :) No worries!

    Cheers

  • AGAlumB
    AGAlumB
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    @mdesantis: Ah, gotcha. Well, I'm hoping we can support Firefox everywhere down the road. It's a great browser. Cheers! :chuffed:

  • pitje_74
    pitje_74
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    Hello,
    I have exactly the same problem.
    Am logged in as a normal user on Windows 10 Pro.
    The icon is grayed out.
    As soon as I run Firefox as an administrator, it works.
    So it has something to do with rights. but there is no solution. because I do not always want to run firefox as an admin.

  • bundtkate
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    @pitje_74: Is 1Password for Windows already running when you launch Firefox without running as admin? Essentially, what happens here is that you launch Firefox, Firefox launches the Native Messaging Host and, if 1Password isn't running, that Native Messing Host launches 1Password. Somewhere that chain is breaking down without running Firefox as admin. This will let us know where the breakdown is occurring so we can better help you out with possible fixes or workarounds. Thanks! :chuffed:

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