It's bad enough that a tab announcing the update was spontaneously and confusingly generated and foregrounded, even if you're in the middle of, say, watching a YouTube video (happened to me today), but it's worse that this spontaneous tab is sorely lacking in the kind of information users actually need for an update like this:ġ) The animation shows Enpass being integrated into user/pass fields, implying that's the major change to the new extension, but that's not the default behavior - or at least, I'm not seeing that on any of my browsers (which is just fine with me because I hate extensions that alter page content).Ģ) The 'Set Enpass as default password manager' checkbox has no explanation, and no instructions for setting it later if the user choses to not set it in that spontaneous Enpass tab (I, for one, can't figure that out). In recent years, Apple has changed the shortcut for creating an alias, and Microsoft has changed several shortcuts in Office products, and in some cases flat-out removed keyboard shortcuts.īut this rollout was very poorly handled. Ultimately, I can get used to a new keyboard shortcut, and Enpass is hardly the first software developer to change key shorties that are so engrained they've become muscle-memory for users. It's always driven me crazy that it wasn't possible to set your own shortcut, but now that I'm used to ⌘+/, the fact that I now can set my own, but I can't set it to the keystroke I want is worse than before. How do I restore the ability to use Ctrl+/ to autofill an authentication form? Now then, please answer the question that was put to you.

Such a way to set the shortcut previously existed and none of us changed. What you offered is a way to set the shortcut.

You were asked how to use the short cut we *HAVE* chosen: 'Ctrl+/' which some of us have been using since beta. Moreover, this response does not address what you were asked. This set of instructions not only does *NOT* allow users to decide their own shortcut key, it gives users an error that the hotkey they decided is an invalid combination. Now it can be done by 2 ways, first via extension settings or secondly via clicking in the inline menu 3 dots section. For more information refer to this user manual. 1Password itself has some good shortcuts inside the extension to search/copy/edit passwords among other things.Īnd for security reasons, the 1Password extension locks itself after x amount of idle time, so we have to unlock it multiple times a day.Hi would like to inform you that with this new Enpass version and Extension, our users can decide their own shortcut key with respective of the browsers they are using (No need to depend on a default shortcut key). This shortcut not working is detrimental to the workflow, as the only thing stopping us from using the 1Password extension only on keyboard is this shortcut issue. Short explanation on why this shortcut is important to 1Password users: Not sure if that can give a clue about the issue. When edit the shortcut, set it to Ctrl + Shift + X (the same as it was) and then unset the shortcut, it will tell you 'Shortcut set: Ctrl + Shift + X' instead of showing 'Not set'.You can't change scope from Vivaldi to Global.I've checked that there isn't a conflicting shortcut in Vivaldi Settings (it was a fresh install after all) Tested in a fresh install of stable (.111) and snapshot (.3)Ĭtrl + Shift + X (Activate the extension) does nothing, while Ctrl + Shift + L (Lock the extension) works to lock 1Password. Unfortunately, the 1Password extension 'Activate the Extension' shortcut still malfunctions.

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