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  1. Bill Rossum
    +1 PLEASE ADD THIS. I have a Ledger Nano S cryptocurrency hardware wallet which can act as a U2F hardware device which I would love to be able to use in place of a master password.
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    I've been playing around with the HxD editor today, and it has a nice built in feature that lets you view the memory of another process. This gave me the idea to check whether Enpass was exposing your sensitive information in memory. I opened up the running Enpass process in HxD, and did a simple string search for one of my passwords. Surprisingly, I was able to find multiple occurrences of my password stored as a raw string in memory, even while Enpass was locked (without PIN enabled). I was also able to find secure notes, usernames, TOTPs, and other sensitive information that I was not even
  3. Bill Rossum
    I would like to see this feature as well.
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    I also would like to see this feature implemented.
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    These days, it's hard to not leave behind a digital footprint. People can often learn a lot about you just by googling your username. I think that Enpass could really help solve this problem by offering a random username generator. The usernames could be nonsensical, or they could be created from a predefined dictionary. It would also be nice to have a general random generator so that you could generate random values for any field, but I think this would be more difficult to implement. One possible use case would be randomly selecting an email to use from a list of your email addresses, w
  6. Bill Rossum
    Wow, thanks for telling me. I had no idea that this already existed. Great job team.
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    Google Authenticator 2FA Implementation Hi, First off, I would like to start by saying I love the product and I use both the desktop and paid mobile version. I think it would be great if there was something built into Enpass that could replace Google Authenticator, something that is able to store your 2 factor authentication secrets, and then display and copy the codes. In the past when ever I've dealt with Authenticators, it has always been a struggle to keep the secrets synced between devices, and I know this is a strong point for Enpass. I think this could be a feature that would dr
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