The extensions works, although there is no way of setting the size of the text in the suggestions, neither to resize the width of the window, in order to make the text readable.
The "Autofill" appearing when hovering the suggestion definitely puts the nail in the coffin for the usability of this.

In some cases it's not possible to discern which login to use because of this oversight.

Has any UX developer ever actually tested this? Doesn't certainly doesn't look like.
I'm using a MacBook Pro 16".

I've reached before about this problem a couple of months ago, but we do not have any fix in sight. Let's see if this helps.

just a teeny bit less than useless. very sloppy coding. does not work on firefox. period. dont even try. easier to milk a chicken that ismore productive.

Requires the desktop app and "Exchange messages with programs other than Firefox". Never use an extension that requires this permission. The extension needs to stand on its own feet. I don't want to run the stupid desktop app constantly on my computer.

Not work well with azerty keyboard.

Doesn't connect with desktop app anymore even after reinstall

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...

Still Going Strong After All These Years

I have used 1Password for years and it's terrific. The updates have only made it smoother to use. It's reliable and I trust my information is secure. I'm on Mac, running Monterey at home and Big Sur at work. Keep up the great work.

Extremely finicky and buggy extension. A year and many versions later, Touch ID STILL randomly goes away as an option to open the browser extension, not on only on Firefox but also on other browsers. I used to have to open the desktop app to open or use the extension, or disable then enable the extension. Now doing so doesn't help. And yes, Touch ID is selected in settings. What's the use of th Touch ID option if it randomly doesn't work? The extension is good when it decides it wants to work.

The principle of 1 password is great. However, i find it difficult to get my relatives to use it because of the severe learning slope. The differences between the apps on various platforms make explanations difficult, and the differences between app and extensions is practically impossible to explain. Most relatives use their own local app of 1Password (6, 5 or even 4)...and migrating to the newer version is too much of an effort. People don't have enough time to spend 30-45 minutes to learn the new version, get confused because they are accustomed to the old version and things are different, and give up, trash the new version and go back to what they are accustomed to. (BTW the same reaction explains the persistence of older MS Windows OS.)