Unfortunately, this only installs 1Password in your default Chrome browser, not in any of your SSBs. You can download and install the Chrome Extension for 1Password by going to the “Browsers” tab in 1Password’s Preferences. This was really annoying at first because I had to login to all my online accounts (Facebook, Twitter, etc) in all my SSBs, but once I realized that I could install 1Password in each SSB, the problem wasn’t so bad. At the moment, if you clicked that link in your Gmail SSB, it would just open a new Chrome window within the Gmail SSB. Unfortunately this is a known issue in Chrome and has yet to be addressed. Firefox, Safari, Chrome, Opera, whatever). In any browser, sign into your Google account and open. For example, if you were reading an email in your Gmail SSB and clicked it would open in your default browser (i.e. Before you begin, you must install and sign into the Microsoft Autofill extension on your Chrome browser. Ideally when you click an external link in an SSB it would open in your default browser. There is a few quirks to be aware of however. I use a Chrome SSB for two Gmail accounts, Google Calendar, Remember the Milk, and TweetDeck. A few of months ago I abandoned Fluid App for a shell script that generates Google Chrome site-specific browsers (SSBs).

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