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The 1Password app unlocks just fine with Windows Hello, as does the Firefox extension. Both the app and the Edge extension are configured to "integrate" but there is no option but the password to unlock the edge extension.

So sure enough, the day after I submitted the ticket and sent the details, things started working... honestly, I did follow all your suggestions, there had been several reboots involved, etc, and it never helped, but this morning, it's working fine...

Hi @ag_mike_d, I just wanted to share - I just recently upgraded to 1Password 8 for both my work and personal computer and have been loving it so far. But on my work computer I use Edge as my main browser and was having this issue too, but your fix worked for me on the first try, thank youuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu - and have a good day!

We have been using SAML authentication with the user default browser for Global Protect for some time now. Within the past month it seems that users with MS Edge as the default browser have been having a lot of trouble authenticating. The SAML completes and the token seems to not be getting passed back to Global Protect. Switching the user's default browser to either Firefox or Chrome and they start connecting without issue. I'm assuming it's an update MS pushed out but I haven't started digging into it much since we found an easy solution. We are using version 6.0.7 of Global Protect and PAN-OS 10.1.10-h1 Is anyone else seeing this?

Firefox is still my go-to workaround for this. I had a user with Chrome last week start causing the problem for the first time. I'm disturbed to hear you've seen the problem with the embedded browser. I was considering switching to that once I thought both Edge and Chrome were issues. I couldn't replicate the problem with Edge in my test VM after the Chrome problem though so I didn't make the change. So, it still seems to be sporadic from my point of view so I haven't opened a support ticket.

@nukecad What worked initially on October 16th for my friend was to play with the Edge toggle switches -- turn startup boost on as well as the background processes -- restart -- turn back off and restart. That worked until the latest Edge update a day or so ago. I had my friend repeat turning the toggles back on and off -- restarting. That appears to work, but not all the time. As mentioned in my original thread, I can't check my machines as I'm still not back in my home thanks to Hurricane Ian.

We are all familiar with the fact that some Windows updates change some settings. But in this case with Edge, it seems some recent Edge updates are keeping Edge processes running in the background, even though the Edge settings toggle switches for startup boost and background processes are turned off. This is a Microsoft issue. Only MS knows if it's being done deliberately. Further muddling things, some people report the problem happens all the time now -- others see it come and go. This would all be a moot point if Microsoft would actually respect user settings.

I'm also having the same problem. When I use CCleaner I get the pop up message that Edge is still open. This problem was present last year and the forum gave me an answer to fix the problem. Now the issue has reappeared. Any suggestions? See attached screen shots. Thanks

It can be disabled or deleted from doing that in CCleaner, instructions:

1. Open CCleaner.

2. Go into: Tools > Startup > Windows (tab).

3. Locate the Edge reference and highlight/select it and choose to either Disable or Delete it.

4. Close CCleaner.

5. Recommended but not necessary: Restart the computer.

Edge Chromium is just annoying, I don't like it at all, and don't like that it's forced upon my sysstem! That's why I don't use it, but since it's the system default browser it must be kept up-to-date.

I've had that box toggled to Enabled in GPE for ages at this point (so long ago I forgot when I did it since back then I didn't write a comment like "Enabled on: "), and Windows ignores it. Problem with GPE is some things can get outdated and no longer used.

If you are running Windows 11 (I am, but I am very new to it), note that there is a setting under control panel/power options for Fast Startup that may keep certain programs running. I have turned off Fast Startup and my "Edge needs to close" message has gone away. You may need to reboot after turning it off to see the result.

That not good to me , if edge keeps sometimes running background and sometimes not, /you never know how and how long that happens/, it is problem of browser, solution is to slow down your computer? Instead i use other browser....

When I purchase a new computer one of the the first things I do is to turn off Fast Startup to ensure my drivers and services are initialized correctly at boot-up, and the amount of time this adds to my shutdown / boot-up times is negligible. If disabling Fast Startup and testing for a few days doesn't fix your MS Edge problem and you find this is adding a significant amount of time to the boot-up on your own computer then just turn Fast Startup back on.

Yes, I think it's worth leaving Fast Startup disabled, even if disabling that Windows power option and then powering your computer off (Start button | Power | Shut Down) and back on a few times does not fix your MS Edge problems. See the section titled "Why disable fast startup?" in the WindowsCentral article How to Disable Windows 10 Fast Startup (and Why You'd Want To) for more reasons why you might want to disable Fast Startup. I know of many third-party programs, especially programs that load early in the boot process like Norton, McAfee, and other antivirus software, that can behave erratically and display all sorts of odd behaviour unless Fast Startup is disabled.

After testing for a week or so, if disabling Fast Startup dramatically increases your shutdown and startup times (which I doubt it will) but hasn't fixed any odd glitches you've noticed on your computer then you can turn Fast Startup back on again.

Keep in mind that you don't need to use CCleaner to clean your MS Edge browser data. I have my MS Edge browser configured to clear most of my browser data on exit (Privacy, Search and Services | Clear Browsing Data | Choose What to Clear Every Time You Close The Browser) so there isn't much MS Edge browser data that needs to be cleaned when I run my weekly Custom Clean with CCleaner. 152ee80cbc

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