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@Vinod Kumar just become someone can unlock ones device with the fingerprint doesn't mean that you can't make a more secure implementation than android itself does for the ENTIRE database of credentials stored for an Enpass user. No one is arguing about the security of the fingerprint key itself. The whole issue is that you can use the fingerprint to initialize Enpass which is WRONG WRONG WRONG. You should require the master password for the FIRST unlocking of Enpass after having been killed or the device restarted. Just like it is with a PIN. Even Android itself does NOT allow you to unlock your phone with your fingerprint after a reboot or starting the device. It requires a PIN or Password. And I could easily argue that access to the phone itself is not NEARLY as bad as access to the ENTIRE database of secured passwords and other information held in the Enpass database. So please reconsider, because your reasoning is very poor indeed. It sounds more like laziness to me than care for the security of your customers and product. Remember, we are paying customers, some at $10 or $20 dollars. We are not free-loaders. Dismiss your paying users' concerns at your own peril.

When there is an app or a website where Enpass Notification autofill doesn't work, I would like to able to copy the fields manually from the popup window. I also don't want to switch to the Enpass Keyboard for this purpose. I think that would be a good alternative. Maybe you like the idea ..