ChrisS

I give up! This is such an annoying issue that I now moved to Bitwarden.

Bye, bye.

Hi Garima,

"Show Enpass in menu bar" was disabled, as I like to have a clean and tidied up menu bar showing only items I need frequently. And I need Enpass mainly for Web passwords. I will activate this option and see whether this solves this issue. I will keep you updated, also if this solves this issue.

Best,
Chris

The best option would probably be to use the macOS data preference.

This issue is still not solved. Are there any plans to tackle it?

This issue is so annoying that I am considering to switch to another tool again. Neither 1Password, nor Bitwarden keep continuously asking for authorization. It is (and was) present with all versions of macOS (currently macOS 10.15.2), all versions of Enpass (currently 6.3.3), and all versions of the browser extension (currently 6.3.3).

Chris

Safari keeps asking for authorization of Enpass. This is very annoying. Isn't this something, which can be stopped? I have already disabled both browser authorization settings. Safari Extension 6.1.2 is installed. It has permissions for all webpage contents and the complete browsing history.

Chris

Hi Anshu,

I have the same issue currently on two systems.

1. macOS Mojave 10.14.5 (18F132), Safari 12.1.1 (14607.2.6.1.1), Extension 6.1.2

2. macOS Catalina 10.15 Beta (19A512f), Safari 13.0 (15608.1.34.1.1), Extension 6.1.2

I have not yet tried out other browsers. But I will do now.

Chris

Hello Anshu,

The problem with the wrong scaling seems to solved with v6.12.

However, the problem that the Enpass Extension keeps asking for authorization is not yet fixed.

Do you want me to open a new thread for the authorization issue?

Chris

Hello Anshu,

Good news! Enpass v6.12 seems to have solved this issue. Thanks!

Chris

I posted an image here: 

I just downloaded v6.12. I will check again...

Unfortunately v6.11 does not solve this issue.

Unfortunately v6.11 does not solve the issue (at least with Safari).

This is really an annoying problem, which makes Enpass almost unusable. But it can be also the other way around. The text is too large (see attached screenshot).

It is also very cumbersome that Safari keeps asking whether Enpass is allowed to connect to Safari. This happens even if browser authorizing is disabled.

Enpass developers, please solve these issues!

, 

I have similar issues with v6.0.4. I got it once synced in Linux Mint 19.1 Cinnamon and once in Fedora 29, but after reinstalling Fedora 29, I don't get my iCould database synched.

I would appreciate if these issues would be solved!

Cheers,
Chris