Dailen
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Turns out there are some advanced functions of Sophos Home Edition designed to prevent applications from interfering with things they shouldn't be touching. I completely uninstalled it and Enpass started working.
For the record, anyone wondering, Enpass Home Edition hardcore. Home version of their enterprise product and quite a beast. Down side is that it's highly controlled and restricted, as an enterprise grade product should be, but the lack of alerts (like notifying me that it was blocking Enpass *rolls eyes*) and the lack of ability to temporarily suspend monitoring makes the product less than ideal for Power Users and IT Pros.
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Chrome extension not doing anything, when you click on the icon it opens a new tab
- Browser Compatibility turned on in Windows app
- Tried with and without verifying browser
- Tried uninstalling/reinstalling plugin
- Tried signing out and back into Enpass for Windows
- Tried on Two different PCs (same troubleshooting done on both machines)
- Developer Console doesn't show any errors
- Enpass Helper is running on Windows on both machines (and listening)Things worth noting
- I use Chrome with multiple profiles
- In a domain environment (no GPO related to Chrome though)
- Google Chrome Version 60.0.3112.90 (Official Build) (64-bit)
Import CSV shows blank lines and doesn't support TOTP
in Importing data from other softwares
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This is more of a "bug report". I had a rather exhaustive list of credentials that I exported then narrowed down and wanted to import into a clean DB using a generic CSV from Excel 2016. I could not for the life of me get it to import without blank lines inbetween every row. Finally used a utility to save it with Unix line feed and it FINALLY stopped thinking there were blank lines.
Also, the import utility does not have an option for TOTP, even if I select an "Other Field" and name it TOTP I have to go change it for each one. Not a big deal since only a fraction of sites support it but just worth noting.
Thanks!