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Thanks for the info, Inkx. I will not take the risk of seeing that bug coming back here, so I'll skip that update.

And more than a month later, still no solution. Are you guys seriously working on this problem that is not affecting just Chase, but several other banks?

macOS 15.1 is not causing the problem to come back here after the update yesterday (v6.11.4).

I saw the update for Enpass 6.11.4 when v6.11.13 was launched pn 10/14/.24. I clicked on update but nothing happened. I tried again with Menu/Check for update, but that did not work either. I'm using the website version, and downloading from your site allowed to launch the V6.11.4 update and everything went well after that.

Today Enpass 6.11.4 was released and it solved the problem of Enpass not being able to come back to the front when the application was closed with "Hide dock icon when the main window is closed". But the update did not resolve the login problem that several here have encountered with the Chase login. alleycat, are you still having the problem with your credit union? Any progress to report on resolving the issue, or any possible time frame to do so? It has been happening for quite a long time now.

The update released today, v6.11.4 solved the problem here with macOS 15.0.1 Sequoia. The update could not be applied from within Enpass 6.11.3 so it had to be manually downloaded from the enpass.io site. Has anybody else been able to resolve that problem on their end? EDIT: after a few close/reopen of the Enpass window, I noticed that after a while the dock is full of Enpass icons again. The main issue has been resolved, but there is still a leftover problem, although relatively minor.

You can find more information related to your issue in the threads below:

I hope this may help the development team. I used 2FA with Chase, and the problem only happens on the Chase front page where you enter your username and password. The username is saved on the login page so it does not have to be entered each time, but the password has to be manually retrieved within Enpass. After that login you need to request a code from Chase. When the code is delivered as a text message, I enter it on the page and the password has to be re-entered for confirmation, which on that 2FA page is automatically filled in by Enpass. So the problem is only on the main page. It is likely that Chase and possibly alleycat's credit union have changed something that Enpass cannot properly deal with at this time.

Interestingly, this is related to another and somewhat related issue detailed here: I tried what you recommend above: disable the setting "Hide dock icon when the main window is closed". Doing so allowed Enpass to come back to the front after closing its main window with command-W.

The same thing is happening on another volume where I had Sonoma installed. Afetr upgrading to Sequoia (no fresh install here), the same behavior described above started to happen. It never occurred with any previous macOS. Is a solution underway?

Same issue here for the last 2 months, and the latest Enpass update did not bring a solution.

I have a similar issue in Sequoia 15.0, final release. The app installed fine, it opens without issues, the browser extensions are working properly (Firefox and Safari), but when the Enpass window is closed (command-W), the application cannot come back to the foreground when called again. It flashes very fast at a rate of 5-10 times a second and the app icon keeps showing up in the dock every time the app tries to come back to the front. This also happens if I option-click on the Desktop to send Enpass to the background. The only 2 solutions I found are: 1. click on the Enpass icon in the Menu Bar, then click open Enpass. 2. do not close the window app (command-W) but send it to the dock (command-M). It then reopen without a problem like with the command-W method before Sequoia. Mac Studio M1 Max macOS Sequoia 15.0 (fresh install)

It seems that Rosetta can be uninstalled. I found 2 links that give instructions how to do it: https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/669486 https://iboysoft.com/news/uninstall-rosetta-2.html That said you may want to keep Rosetta on your machine. I have an Epson scanner and Epson has not, and likely will not upgrade the driver to an M1 version. Although VueScan is M1 native, if I want to use it with the Epson scanner it has to be running under Rosetta. So if you have a similar situation with a scanner, a printer, or a software that has plugins that are Intel only, you may need Rosetta.

That is what I suspected earlier today in my first post. You mentioned that you cannot install the application, could you explain why, as it may help us understand what is going on?

hofpad, if you installed the application, do you see the option to open it under Rosetta when you look at the info?