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Thanks a lot for your investigation. That's strange. I'm not removing anything from the EnpassHelper as you can see here: https://aur.archlinux.org/cgit/aur.git/tree/PKGBUILD?h=enpass-bin but after downloading and replacing the EnpassHelper binary, the extension works. Not sure how this can happen tbh. I assume this must be some problem with makepkg or something. I can only do some wild guessing at this point Anyway. Thanks again for helping us out here Edit: FOUND IT and I wasn't that far off with my wild guess. I can disable striping for packages which will be done by default and caused this issue. Thanks a lot you guys

Hi @tobias If you're facing this issue in Arch Linux, please have a look a this topic Cheers!

Hi all, Enpass now uses latest version of Qt (5.6) for drawing its user interface. It is supposed to handle scaling on hidpi or scaled desktops by default. If you are facing problems on your pc, you need to override default auto scaling behaviour of Qt using the method suggested by @Tamaskan. Linux ->Add following line to runenpass.sh or set this environment variable export QT_AUTO_SCREEN_SCALE_FACTOR=0 Windows -> Add the follow environment variable in Computer -> Properties -> Advance System Settings -> Environment variables->System variables->New.. with variable name QT_AUTO_SCREEN_SCALE_FACTOR with value 0. Also please share 1. Display resolution 2. Percentage scaling OS is using for that display