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At this point Enpass works on "most" distributions, but not on all of them. Also, there is the need to add a repository and then install the application. My request is to make Enpass available as a AppImage, snap or flatpak. This way the support for Linux can be improved! I would suggest to use AppImage or Flatpak, since snap = canonical controlled.

Hi @DasCanard I have duly noted your comments and have shared them with our dedicated development team so they may consider this feature request for future Enpass versions. Your patience in the meantime is appreciated. SI-3324

I'm running Enpass Pro for Windows and am running into an issue where I keep having to enter in my master password, I believe it started happening recently so maybe it's an issue with one of the Windows updates. I'm on Win 10 Pro 22H2. Normally I'd only open Enpass once, and after closing it, reopening it would only require my PIN unless I rebooted the PC. But lately it seems like Enpass is requiring the master password even without a reboot, almost every time I open the program. I've ensured I haven't changed any settings and PIN access is still enabled. I have minimize to system tray and open automatically at system startup enabled. My master password is quite long and complex and it's a pain to enter it every time. This is on my home PC and I'm willing to take the risk of using a PIN.

Hi Enpass Guys Enpass is a great Product and having our DataVault local is the number one selling point for us and our 500 clients ;-) ...that said, the number one feature request we get is to be able to use the Enpass Menu/File/Export feature on just one Item/Record instead of only the whole Vault containing ALL passwords. So many times you've got to be able to export one single or just 2-3 items for someone & this would be a major improvement for all of us - and not very difficult to implement for You guys I guess... Thanks for listening MikDev

Hi @JFS Thank you for sharing the requested details. I have forwarded this concern to our dedicated team and will get back to you soon with an update. We appreciate your patience in the meantime. #SI-3314

Passkeys are foreseen as the future and are meant to end passwords as we know them. Still, they have one major pitfall: cross platform sync. I strongly believe that Enpass should hop on this train and support it asap. Other big names are already hopping in (Passkeys: the future of authentication in 1Password, Passkeys in Dashlane – Dashlane, https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitwarden/comments/xpywl7/comment/iq6lrq2/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3) and it will be a key differentiator. It does not look good, because Webauthn - one of the foundations of passkeys is (was?) not on the roadmap: Support WebAuthn - Feature requests - Enpass Discussion Forum

I rather demand that the software is actively developed and good communication. New features are nice, but active maintenance and communication about the current development is an absolute requirement, especially where there are minor updates every 5-6 months only. I will ask again: - Is Enpass still actively developed? (or is it basically dead beside a few rare minor maintenance update solving only the most severe bugs) - If yes, then what is currently going on? Why is there no news for months about what is going on, why does it looks like a dead software? What is the roadmap? Could you communicate a bit more? Thank you.

You'll be better off just switching to Bitwarden. Come up with a good 20 character master password, you can set key iteration to a high number (Bitwarden has upped the default for new accounts...no ability to do this in Enpass at all), and they have Aargon2id algorithm as well. You can even self-host Bitwarden if you are so inclined. Bitwarden just works. I switched and cancelled Enpass but I get replies to this thread for fun to see if Enpass will ever release a fix. If it were a simple fix they would have already done so.

Hi @french Thank you for sharing the requested details and we greatly appreciate your cooperation in this matter. We have reproduced the bug on our end due to which this issue is occurring. Our dedicated team is now working on resolving it and soon a patch addressing this issue will be released. Thank you for your patience in the interim.

I tried the wifi sync method with no success. I sent you a pm with details of a sample password causing the issue.

Hi @Ivarson We have reproduced the bug on our end due to which this issue is occurring. Our dedicated team is now working on resolving it and soon a patch addressing this issue will be released. Thank you for your patience in the interim.

Hello, I'm a premium user and I was wondering if it is possible for Enpass to autofill Desktop mac apps? I'm on Monterey and Enpass has never even asked me to let it fill any of the desktop app passwords. If it's not possible at the moment is there at least a plan to support this in the future?

That's great to hear, Abhishek.

My wife wouldn't deal with it anymore. She is switching to another service which is making my life more difficult. But she has no faith that they are going to fix it given that it has been half a year at this point with nothing. Seriously, what good is a password manager that doesn't fill in passwords?

Hello Fadi - 2FA as in TOTP (authenticator app Authy, Aegis etc.) cannot physically be used to add another protective layer to 'any' offline vault file, physically on your computer. Bitwarden is identical in this regard. If someone stole your computer, and you had Bitwarden desktop installed, providing the computer was kept offline, and the thief knew your e-mail and master password, they could open your Bitwarden vault, even if you had set up 2FA on your account. As mentioned in an earlier comment, encrypting the key file on your computer is a way to add another protective layer. In this situation, the thief would need 5 things. 1 - To know your Enpass e-mail, 2 - master password, 3 - the key file location, 4 - to know that the key file was encrypted and 5 - to know the password used to encrypt the key file. Online or offline, without all that information, the Enpass vault would not open, even if they knew your e-mail and master password. Another alternative is to store your key file on a USB stick. Without the USB, the key file would be inaccessible, making it impossible to open the vault, even with the correct e-mail and master password. 2FA as in TOTP (authenticator app) protects online access to files and information, it's not designed to protect physical files, when offline. Stored in your personal cloud, Dropbox, OneDrive etc. your Enpass vault(s) are protected by 2FA, when enabled in your cloud account. It is purely the offline element of Enpass, that a 2FA authenticator app can't protect. For that to change, Enpass would need to be an online password manager. Which comes with a mixture of advantages, and disadvantages. The key disadvantage being, without access to the internet, or if the company's servers are down, an online-only password manager blocks you from accessing your own passwords. I completely understand your thoughts and concerns, but in order to protect offline physical files, the approach itself needs also to be offline. Encrypting the key file or storing it externally are two such methods, and there are likely others. Whether Enpass might consider a hybrid online approach I don't know, but for myself what I value most about Enpass is having complete control of where my vault(s) are stored, enabling 2FA, in each cloud storage location, having a secure, memorable master password and vitally being able to access critical information regardless whether I'm online or offline or whether Enpass' servers might be down. With every password storage set up, regardless the method, it is ultimately the responsibility of the end user to protect that information. Enpass is built as an offline password manager and why it differs from others. If that approach isn't practical for you, then possibly a different online password manager might be more suitable.

I'm sorry @Fadi but how can 2FA protect a local encrypted file? It's just a fixed key that is used to generate a unique 6-digit number each 30 seconds, there is nothing with 2FA that could possible add any protection to locally encrypted files.

I have been using Enpass for years and have been satisfied. The issue started with the Android 13 upgrade and has been going on for over 2 months now with no updates from the developer. Stock responses don't inspire a lot of faith. It may be time to move to a new product.

I'm having the same problem on Android 13. It has now been months with no fix or ETA of a fix. What good is a password manager that can't autofill? Can we get an update with an expected fix date please? Please don't add another message saying sorry you will escalate. That is not useful. Give us a real status update please.

Hello, is it possible to describe the format how enpass generates the share link/file (enpasscard://share?data=XY&tag=XY, *.enpasscard) ? I have a tools that generates wordpress instances and then in want to import the login for a generated instance without manually copy and paste user password and url, the best way i found is using the share link. Unfortunatly i dont know how i can generate this link by myself with a custom PSK without using enpass. (The data is base64 encoded and probably aes256-cbc encrypted but where is iv stored or is salt used) thanks

Searching for my email address takes MORE THAN 15 seconds!!!!!!!!!!! I never saw such slow searching! Database contains 1836 records Completely UNUSABLE in Mac Mac - Core i9 MacBook Pro 16" with NO FREEZEs in other apps

Same thing here (since day one..), currently 6.6.3 (840) MAS running on macOS 11.4 (had this issue with previous versions on Catalina as well) - Sync via Webdav seems to cause extreme lagging when updating/editing and copying entries as syncing seems to "block" the app - VERY slow search in the Main Window - VERY slow search in any Browser Extension - Browser-Extension-Window often needs to be closed and re-opened in order to show matching elements Total number of vaults: 1 Enabled to show all counts for the sidebar: No

Guys, what are you talking about? I purchased the lifetime license one year ago on my iPhone and I never got asked to pay again or saw any banners, so all these threads seem very weird to me. If you get warnings about a hacked password, maybe you should change the password in question.