EdBrady

I agree - Enpass has gone downhill since the release of v6. The bugs that never get fixed are bad enough. Now that they've broken OneDrive syncing for the second time, I'm looking for an alternative.

Those of us who use OneDrive could really use an update to the portable version, for Linux in my case.

The 30-second registration timer needs to be increased. That is not nearly enough time to accomplish the task.

I don't have an answer for you, but I have noticed this also, on one machine only. It seems to have something to do with screen resolution. On a Windows 10 machine with 1024x768 resolution, I get the collapsed layout you describe. On that same machine when running Linux at the same resolution, and on all other Windows machines on which I've used Enpass, I get the 3-panel layout.

It looks like correcting this is as easy as disabling browser extensions (settings -> browser). This assumes you don't want to use extensions at all. If you want to leave extensions enabled, you can right click on the URL and select copy. This will copy only the URL to the clipboard, which you can paste into your browser.

I'm interested in this also. It seems that Enpass should be able to use the URL as typed.

You can sign in to the store only if you want; you do not have to sign into windows with a Microsoft account just to use the store.

One other option, if you're running an ESR version of Firefox, is to go to about:config and toggle the preference " xpinstall.signatures.required " to false.

Thank you so much for this. I'm using the Linux version in Slackware64 14.2, syncing with OneDrive, and it is working well.

+1. This needs to be a configurable option as was true in previous versions.