matthieu

Ok, found the issue. Dropbox was the "cause" af all troubles. I sync my 1password keychain with Dropbox. Because Dropbox does its job it created some 1password specific password file as "conflict copies" for a reason I don't know yet. As ( I assume ) Alfred2 seems to read 1password files from file system it found and displayed the "conflict copies" files. But as those file weren't created by 1password it couldn't displayed them through its GUI. As a result Alfred2 was displaying bookmarks I couldn't see in 1password. Now everythings fine.

Hi Andrew, I didn't even know there was a trash folder in 1password. I emptied it without success anyway. I made 2 tests : Delete a other bookmark from 1password : Instantly deleted from Alfred2 1password pref pane. Edit an other bookmark from 1password : Took few seconds but edit appeared in Alfred2 1password pref pane. This is why I called them zombie bookmarks. I am beginning to think this is maybe a 1password issue. I'll check if files are correctly removed from my keychain

Hi, I have Alfred2 and 1password connected and a strange behavior happened. On a website I managed 5 identities and all worked nicely. Then I decided to delete 2 of 5 identities. I proceded through 1password software to delete all those 2 bookmarks I didn't need anymore. Problem is when I fire Alfred with my 1password keyword all 5 identities are still displayed. I checked in 1 password : just the 3 identities I need are present : Ok I checked in Alfred 2 1password preference pane : All 5 identities are present : Problem but seems logic. here is what I did with no effect : Clear Alfred app cache (did not rebuild OS X index) Clear 1password cache Rebuilt 1password data file As I moved my 1password keychain around I double check that it is reading the right one. Tried to found a "reload 1password bookmarks" in Alfred2 without success. Thanks for your help, Matthieu