AnakinCaesar

I tried replicating your bug, created a vault with 716 entries, including attachements. Synced it with OneDrive. Exported without issues. So my guess is, maybe your vault file is somehow corrupted? When you say, you can reproduce the bug on every device - have you tried setting up a new vault and copying all your entries into the new one, exporting it? I know this is not a good procedure, but it might help you in the long run?

This seems to be a recurring "issue" with him haha. Besides this, have you checked, if Enpass has all the accessrights to the folders its exporting from and to? Someone else in a completly different post stated for a complete unrelated topic, the folder he had to use needed the name "Enpass". Have you tried this for exporting?

I do not know, what you all are rambling about, but I have not yet seen a generated password using non-uni characters as ö,ä,ü and their likes. Therefore I do not see any issue here.

Hey there, So I added your numeric name into a new entry and did not face the conversion you are talking about. So what PC system are you using? I tried Win 11, no issues here. Did you set the name in Android and synced it to PC and/or vise-versa? In another note maybe try to set the try of content for this field to a different kind / check if it's set to username. To do so, open Enpass fully on PC, edit the entry and click on the written "username". A submenu appears, where you can change the field settings. Be sure to click Save before closing the submenu, otherwise changes will not be saved.

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Or you just turn off Browser Signature Verification inside Enpass' settings.

Have you checked, if on all devices your timezone and current time is set correct? This problem mostly occurs, when time settings differ between devices.

I would suppose you use a different service for that feature, as a password manager is not for storing large data.

Wdym? Like OTP, that’s already a feature for a long time…

Get yourself Enpass Portable. Sounds like it. Not wanting to put in a longer PW is no excuse. Deal with your family so they accept this or tell them you won't bother anymore. PasswordMonster and NordPass both do not state how they calculate their strenght. BitWarden does, same technique as Enpass but with words Enpass uses another method aswell. This would all be visible to you, if you read the link in the referred discussion here.

While I can't really speak on that behalf, I can share my thoughts: 1. ~/Applications might not be a default location therefore the verification is invalid - most users I suppose install in /Applications. It also could be a browser related issue, have you tested it with another install in the same locations, how the behaviour is then? 2. Disabling the verification is something I know from my past Windows experience is also kinda common practice with certain drivers. So I don't see any bad issue, as you pro-actively have to accept the connection still. In my eyes the code verification is only to ensure for the common user, that the connection between Enpass and browser is more secure. Users with advanced linux / OS knowledge I assume can differentiate between whats good and whats bad, so disabling seems no issue for me here.

Have you tried disabling verified code signature check in Enpass itself for its extensions?

Yesterday was the Holifestival - a national holiday in India. So no surprise, noone is attending currently. Sad but true.

That’s good. Have you compared both codes, Windows and iOS if they are the same? (Open both apps and have a look at the same time at both codes) if they are not, something is out of sync.

Have you checked, that the time (zone) is correctly set?