Selecting 1Password in right-click menu will crash Safari if the 1P toolbar button is present but no

David Cher

<div class="IPBDescription">if the toolbar is hidden with the 1P button in it</div>please help



here is the menu



using the latest safari extension

Ben

Hi David,



I'm not able to reproduce this. "Works on my machine." Does this happen for you only on specific sites (what are their URLs) or all sites?



Ben

David Cher

after this screen



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the safari will crash with the error



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khad

I'm sorry for the trouble; Safari has a bug that will cause it to crash when selecting the 1Password item from the context menu when Safari's toolbar is hidden.



The cause of the problem is Safari treats the 1Password toolbar item as "active" even when the toolbar is hidden, so we have no way of knowing we need to do things differently.



The work around is easy: simply select the View > Customize Toolbar menu to bring up the customization window. While it's showing, click on the 1P icon and drag it off the toolbar. It should "poof" and disappear. Click Done, and your toolbar will hide once again.



Now that there is no item present, 1Password will behave differently. Instead of showing a popover window from the Toolbar, it will create a window within the current web page.



Please note that when you use this approach, you will no longer be able to open 1Password on special pages like Top Sites, Bookmarks, or blank pages.

David Cher

any other way to fix this ?

Ben

At this time the only work-arounds are to have the 1P button visible or to remove it entirely from the toolbar.

jarkko

Versions: 1password 3.8.0 (build 31111)

Safari extension: 3.7.b16

Safari Version 5.1 (7534.48.3)



How to reproduce:



1. Go to a page that has Twitter integration, such as http://davdin.posterous.com/groupon-and-what-should-managers-be-impatient

2. Click on the Twitter Sign-in button. This will open up a new window without a toolbar.

3. Right-click in the new window and click the "1Password" menu item.

4. Safari will crash.

bitkid

Happens to me too, but only when the window has no toolbar. If I click View -> Show toolbar it won't crash.

khad

Thanks for the feedback, folks! I merged the two threads into one.



Please [url="http://forum.agilebits.com/index.php?/topic/6459-right-click-safari-menu-1password-will-crash-safari/page__view__findpost__p__37638"]see my post above[/url] for an explanation with a workaround.



I hope that helps. Please let me know.



Cheers,