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Abhishek, thank you so much for your help!

Thanks for your response, but no drop down appear on the field. The website in question is at: https://ownyourfuture.vanguard.com/home/login This is what I get when I use firefox inspector on the password field. <input _ngcontent-qtc-c95="" autocomplete="false" onfocus="this.removeAttribute('readonly');" autocapitalize="none" id="pword" type="text" required="" vuiinput="" maxlength="20" formcontrolname="pword" class="vui-form-control vui-input-stable ng-pristine ng-invalid ng-touched" aria-describedby="alert-2" aria-invalid="true"> I think the problem is that the field doesn't have a type="password". Is there a way to add some sort of hint to the password entry in enpass to indicate which field is the password?

Thanks, will check in the future, but all of the windows should be using the internet timeclock for syncing.

Hi, I have notice that autofill no longer work with the site https://investor.vanguard.com/corporate-portal/. Enpass fills in the user name but not the password. I am currently using windows 10, Firefox browser, Enpass Pro 6.84.1166.0

Hi, Thank you. I was able to find another computer, disconnect the sync, restore it, and copy out the notes and then resync. While the issue is fixed, I am alarmed that the issue occurred in the first place. What can I do to prevent syncing issues. The problem is that if someone goes wrong, I won't know until much later.

Recently, I pull an older computer out of storage and I resync enpass. Much to my surprise some of the notes I added to the account earlier got deleted and it appears the entry reverted to the older entry. Is there a way to get a history of the changes so I can recover the notes?

In firefox 96.0.2 on Windows 10 Pro 21H1 Build 19043.1466 with deskstop extension 6.7.0, I did the following: 1. Open firefox and go to https://accounts.firefox.com/ 2. Autofill. All the screen does is refresh and go back to the login. The enpass entry has the website https://accounts.firefox.com/

I have to complain that while I generally like enpass, the issue with TPM is the most annoying. I have two different computers with TPM 2.0. One is using real tpm 2.0, the other is using Intel PTT. In both cases, enpass did not save the master password, so when I restart the machine, I have to enter the super long master password. I have to reenter the password when the client crashes, which is more often than I like. Your competitor Bitwarden do not have this issue. I am able to start the bitwarden desktop client by using windows hello. Does enpass ever plan to fix the issue? If it's a hardware issue, your competitor does not appear to have an issue getting around it.

So whenever I start enpass after restarting the computer, I have to re-enter the master password. When it crashes, I have do the same thing. Enpass stores items in TPM, but it has to be TPM 2.0. I imagine it doesn't matter if it's firmware TPM or hardware TPM, as long as shows up as TPM 2.0 in tpm.msc? I have TPM 2.0 on my computer, but it still does not store the master password in the TPM. In other post, it said it was because a certain API must run for enpass to work. Is there a powershell script to test this out?

I apologize for the late response, but I like to report that the fix is working.

Thanks for your help. Out of curiosity, when you say that it is store in the database but is not accessible from the UI, you mean the local database file on my drive and not some centralize database at enpass? I think you misunderstood what I mean about adding additional website to password entries. When I associate a site to my password, I can see a list of websites associated to the site. For example, Bank of America may be boa.com and mbna.com. I wanted to know if there is a way to manually edit the URL? On some password manager, you would see a list of URL that you can then modify. What you are saying is that it's impossible to do that at the moment using enpass? This brings up another point. Suppose I accidentally associate the wrong site to the password. For example, I mistakenly associated mybank.com with yourbank.com. How do I remove the association? I supposed one work around would be to copy out all of the info and delete the and re-enter it. Paul

You can associate an Enpass account with a Android App, but where is this information stored? When I look up the entry, I only see the website URL. Where is the Android URL store and how do I add additional website to the same password entry?

Thanks for the info. What you are saying is that if Enpass can see that the app supports autofill, it will use autofill over the other method. Is there a workaround that can be coded. For example, I notice that the Bitwarden app can autofill the bank of america password field if the accessibility is turned on (but won't work if it's turned off), so the are working around it somehow. Perhaps they if the field allows autofill and switch to accessibility when it is not?

I tried turning on accessibility. The problem is that it still does not work. The only way to get it to work is to turn off autofill framework and just use accessibility. Is there a way to control which autofill is use per app or website?

Thank you for this valuable information. So in Android, it is possible to prevent an autofill from the framework? This is something I have to take up with Bank of America then?