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In my case it is also with safari. macOS and enpass are on the latest versions. In my case it opened about a hundred instances (see screenshot. hard to see, but all blueish stuff is enpass).

When trying to use enpass in safari, it tries to connect to the app. In many cases that fails (often after waking up macOS). Sometimes it tries to reconnect and opens 30 enpass instances (see screenshot). And I want to add, that before macOS was put to sleep, I have successfully used it in Safari. So setup itself is ok. Once I restart Safari, enpass will work for some time.

You should also check, if your server still supports old TLS version (anything before TLS 1.3), because enpass is not capable of dealing with modern TLS version.

When I allowed my browser to start enpass, it opened dozens of apps/tasks in the task bar. If I wouldn't have terminated the browser, it would probably continues endlessly (see attachment). This happened in seconds. I have the latest OS 13.2.1 (22D68) and Enpass 6.8.5 (1256) version installed.

Copying a password or username or any other field is one of the most frequent actions, I am doing in enpass. Currently: Right now you have to press this little icon on the right side of the field panel in order to copy or do a right click on it selecting copy or press the copy user/password shortcut with 3 keys. Suggestion: It would be great to just left click on the whole field area to copy the information and also increase the size of the copy icon, if needed anymore anyway. The show mode could be enhanced as well. Right now you have to click the small icon at the end. One problem is, that is is so small, another problem is, that I might want to show this information just for a blink second (e.g. for validation). Suggestion: Allow the secret information (all of it) to be shown, while holding a special key, when you are not in edit mode though. Other apps use the alt-key for this feature.

+1 (it seems to not work, when using import) it would also be very nice to fetch logos of software licenses (e.g. from https://download.cnet.com/ or other sources)