@leocg Wha-hoooooo! Thank you: that seems to have fixed it! Opera is now my go-to browser!

Thanks!

@leocg Hi- Thanks for the quick reply. I have been able to get Aria to compile a single day's worth of chats that I can copy and save by asking:

"Can you put together all of the questions and answers in this chat and send it to me email or as a pdf".

It denied being able to email or make a pdf, of course, but it did paste all questions and answers from that single day. I have not been able to get it to do the same for prior days.

Hi -
Using Opera Aria under OSX. Is there a way to download my chats?

@leocg I do not know any other "thing" besides 1Password that uses biometric scanning. within Opera. If you suggest one, I can try it.

@leocg Got it. TouchID for 1Password (and many other things) works well in Chrome and Firefox for example.

I did learn from the 1Password Forum that they do not support Opera. It is unclear if that means if they supported Opera, they would be be able to turn on TouchID from their end of the integration.

@leocg This is a MacBook thread. I have not tried it in Windows. Biometric support is not working for 1Password in Opera on Macbook

@leocg Yes, I enabled this flag but it still does not allow biometrically opening 1password like other browsers

@harielmo @bigbaldbob My enthusiasm was misplaced: it still does not allow 1Password to open biometrically.

@bigbaldbob My enthusiasm was misplaced: it still does not allow 1Password to open biometrically.

@leocg Wha-hoooooo! Thank you: that seems to have fixed it! Opera is now my go-to browser!

Thanks!

Really? No biometric support? This is 2023, right?

This is a deal breaker for me. How can we alert the Opera team about this so that it gets on their to-do list?

I use a really long, complex, high entropy password for most logins (as should we all these days, at a minimum). It is impossible to use Opera without biometric support.