Third party Password managers don't work

[numetheus]

numetheus last edited by

I don't know what you guys have against third party password managers like 1password, but it doesn't work, even on mobile. You have a bitwarden extension available, but that's it. This could be a great browser, but these limitations keep people frm adopting this browser. For example, at work w have enterprise 1password access. Nobody here will use Opera even if they wanted to because the password management doesn't work. And no, I'm not going to recommend they use Opera as a password manager. For me personally, as much as I love Opera, I keep trying every year to see if maybe something has changed. It hasn't. None of the browsers are this limited.

Please please please fire the person making decisions of what capabilities are included. They are destroying your chances of mass adoption.

[malcolmparkedhere]

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I don't know what you guys have against third party password managers like 1password, but it doesn't work, even on mobile. You have a bitwarden extension available, but that's it. This could be a great browser, but these limitations keep people frm adopting this browser. For example, at work w have enterprise 1password access. Nobody here will use Opera even if they wanted to because the password management doesn't work. And no, I'm not going to recommend they use Opera as a password manager. For me personally, as much as I love Opera, I keep trying every year to see if maybe something has changed. It hasn't. None of the browsers are this limited.
Please please please fire the person making decisions of what capabilities are included. They are destroying your chances of mass adoption.

For 1Password on Windows, try installing the extension from the Chrome Web Store, then open the 1Password desktop app and go to Settings > Browser > Connect to additional browser > Add Browser and select Opera. Opera needs to be installed under C:\Program Files. It's not officially supported, so some issues may remain. 1Password's instructions

[tauqirashraf]

tauqirashraf @numetheus last edited by tauqirashraf

I agree that third-party password manager support is an important factor when choosing a browser, especially for people who rely on tools like 1Password for work. Browser flexibility and compatibility with existing workflows can make a big difference in whether users adopt it long-term. Hopefully, Opera will consider improving support for external password managers across both desktop and mobile platforms.

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