PatrickR

Hi! 6.8.8 (688001) Mac App Store. Patrick

Dear @Kashish, as I wrote twice now, I already tested it with 6.4.2 beta build 667 which is still latest according to your page. I don't think that the bug will solve itself without any developer intervention. In addition, I purchased Enpass almost two(!) years ago assuming that the 1Password import would be in your company's interest and fixed quickly. So please let me kindly request that the issue is looked into by Enpass staff rather than customers. Feel free to come back to me when it's finally done. Patrick

Hello @Kashish I always used the PIF format. Could you please verify that the history was fixed in the last 14 days? Which exact build did this happen? Patrick

@Pratyush Sharma The absence of any comment doesn't really show any interest in users migrating from 1Password to Enpass.

Hi Pratyush, since this announcement has been made before: Which of the exact issues I mentioned in my post are worked on? Patrick

Hey Vikram! Just tested the current beta (6.4.2, build 667) and the import still seems to be broken. Custom categories are ignored, the password history is gone and the last changed date is set to the import one. Are those issues still being worked on? Patrick

Any news about this? A working 1P import is vital for me to finally switch to Enpass and probably considerably more important than favicons... Patrick

Hi! Could you please give me a brief update on the 1Password import, especially it is actually being worked on. As far as I can see the recent password history, the date of the last password change and the group headers are not imported. PatrickR

Any news on this? Really eager to switch to Enpass but manually migrating is out of the question. Patrick

Hi! I'd also be glad if the 1Password import could be fixed. I just tested the new beta which solved some of the import problems. However, attachments, the modification date and the password history are completely ignored. In addition, intelligent folders are converted to empty tags. Patrick

That's great news. Thank you very much.

The introduction of Quick Unlock by TouchID is a huge step forward for the usability of Enpass. However, in my opinion the promised perfect balance between convenience and security is still unmet due to the lack of a critical part: TouchID timeout. TouchID is not 100% secure as demontrated by security researchers who were e. g. able to replicate working fingerprints for TouchID. The logical consequence would be to disable TouchID in Enpass completely. However, this would not only eliminate the convenience benefit but also increase the risk of shoulder surfing. The solution is an adjustable timeout deciding whether TouchID will unlock Enpass or if the master password is required. In my current password manager*, I set it to one hour which is the perfect security/convenience tradeoff in my use cases. Patrick * TouchID timeout ist the missing feature that kept me fromswitching to Enpass.