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I have Enpass setup as PRO on Windows 10; and as paid on Android. I have a few machines still running Win7, and I need access to my passwords on those machines. I was afraid that I would need to use the portable version (which is still in beta) in order to access my passwords on Win7 machines. The documentation was confusing to me -- When I saw the download for "Traditional Win32", I was not sure if this meant that the program would run only on the 32bit version. After installing it on the 64-bit version of Win7, I was glad to see that it does work. Does it work as well as the pro version on Windows 10? No. But that wasn't my concern - I wanted to make sure I could use it on Windows 7 until I eliminate the remaining machines running this OS. The browser plug in and the app do stop talking occasionally and I must load and activate the app before using the browser plug in - but this is a minor aggravation. This post is to help clarify for any new users, like me, who are confused about the operating systems that Enpass will function under. Windows 7 32bit/64bit DOES work.

When entering the master password, cmd-backspace doesn't clear the field as it would be expected from any text field. Expected: clears the box for reentering the password after a known typo

Hello, thank you for the fast reply. I will try this next time I have to login again.

Hi, THX for the answer. Actually I finally found out that on my PC an old local file version was stored, which the app automatically tried to open at startup (unfortunately there does not seem to be an option to choose a certain file at startup?). Luckily I remembered the master password for this one and could open it. After resetting the PC data then in the menu I could import a backup, which I could create with my working iPad version and afterwards activated the sync with google drive again. So finally it seems that it is working :-)

@lcfieldYou can restore previous backup on a new vault and later delete it in case if you don't want to overwrite the existing vault data.

Common @jfd, they also know how to run business. First of all it's a beta version and definitely having some issues in my opinion we should wait for catalina final update.

I just played around with this and I think I have a solution. By default, the field "Website" is in the entry and it looks like you cannot add another field of this type. However, you can add multiple "URL" fields and they should behave in the same way as the "Website" field. I tested it on one of my password entries and it worked fine everywhere I was able to use it.

Hello @JasonHK, Thanks for using Enpass. Our team has taken cognizance of this issue and are working towards a resolution. Meanwhile, we'll suggest you to use Enpass stable version. If you face any other issue, please let us know. Thanks.

On base install of Kubuntu 19.04, Enpass is unable to authorize sync with Dropbox (via Firefox). An error appears when clicking "Authorize" on the Dropbox sync page. I believe this is because newer versions of Kubuntu omit the `desktop-file-utils` package. This can be fixed by running the following commands in terminal: sudo apt install desktop-file-utils sudo update-desktop-database After this, run the sync setup again and it should work.

Hey guys, Sorry for the trouble you are going through. Please have a look at the attached image to know how to locate history of each field (except Notes) in Enpass. To see the field history, right-click on the field’s value from the details screen → Click on the History. Thanks!

Hey guys, We understand this is frustrating. However, our dev team is already looking into this issue with the highest priority and we will notify you as soon as the issue is fixed. Meanwhile, I suggest to please use another available cloud options to sync. I believe that switching to another cloud temporarily will not affect your work. NOTE: Windows users can try setting up Internet Explorer as your default browser and then enable iCloud sync. Thanks for your understanding.