I’m sure the guys at Agile Web Solutions will have a fix for this soon, but in the meantime, here’s how to get 1Password to work with the version of Safari that Apple released today:
- Right click on 1Password in your applications folder, choose ‘Show Package Contents’
- Browse to Contents > Resources > SupportedBrowsers.plist
- Double click to open in Property List Editor
- Drill down to Safari and find MaxBundleVersion
- Change the Value to 5530.17 and Save
- You may have to restart Safari after this, but these steps worked for me.
UPDATE: Well, that was quick – Agile pushed out a beta version an hour or two after this post, and then later in the day pushed version 2.9.19 that fixes this issue.
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Thanks for sharing this tip! We got a new beta out a little after the keynote yesterday, tested it for a few hours with the help of our wonderful customers, and released 1Password version 2.9.19 final last night. Please update to this version for Safari 4 compatibility without having to modify the bundle contents.
As always, we’re here if you have any questions for us.
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