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Hey @Garima Singh, I finally got around to getting myself a TPM 2.0 for my computer. There is a TPM socket on my mainboard, and the TPM I bought is also from the same manufacturer as the mainboard. In TPM management I can also see it is working and enabled as a TPM 2.0. I even re-added my fingerprints to Windows Hello. I also re-installed Enpass (Microsoft Store version) in case it needed it for recognising the TPM. Unfortunately, Enpass still requires the master password after every app restart (and says so in the settings). Is there anything I would need to do to enable TPM usage for Enpass?

Hi @Pratyush Sharma, thanks for getting back! On my one device with 'full' Windows Hello unlock I do have an inbuilt fingerprint reader. On my other computers I use a USB fingerprint reader. I can use all three for normal Windows Hello operation (i.e. unlocking my computer etc.), but only the inbuilt one to unlock Enpass at any time. Do you mean that the USB fingerprint readers don't support 'full' Windows Hello as a standard, so you can't do anything about it? Or is it rather a decision from your side not to be able to unlock with the 'half' version?

Funny enough, on my second computer I am never asked for the master password, latest version of Enpass as well, and the text in the app for Windows Hello settings states I could use Windows Hello to unlock Enpass at any time. Why is that different on my other computer? Any ideas? To make it clearer: Computer 1 requires me to type in my master password each time I (re-)start Enpass. Computer 2 lets me unlock Enpass with my fingerprint each time, and never asks for my master password.

Hey there, I use a fingerprint reader on Windows to unlock Enpass via Windows Hello, and it would be lovely if there was an option to only use the master password every x days instead of on every re-start of Enpass. Is that an option to consider? Best Eno

Problem seems to have been fixed for Brave, finally.

With uBlock Origin installed at the same time, it's even a bit more convenient to disable the shields for now (until they hopefully provide a solution) and rely on uBlock’s resistance to the evil side of the web. I'll definitely go with that, even though your approach is a little better than opening Enpass manually, searching for your entry and copy-pasting the password into the right field.

Thanks, @Pratyush Sharma - I see there is a workaround (disabling all features for blocking ads and tracking), but nothing that's really helping. I see that is out of your hands, but thanks for taking care anyway.

A little update: Yes, the Beta version seems to have been the problem. Today, the normal version (being 1.21.73, Chromium 89) is also affected from the same problem, I guess because they updated the normal version to the same 'state' as the Beta had before. I suppose you don't have any more insight for the time being, other than that being a browser (engine) problem?

Thanks, @Garima Singh, so there is an issue with the browser - thanks for investigating, and too bad. Yeah, I might use the stable version on the other device, I honestly don't remember. But thanks for letting me know!

Sorry to get back, I really don't know where the problem lies. On another computer, same system basically, it's working without glitches, despite having multiple users on Brave. Uninstalling the extension didn't help, would uninstalling Enpass completely probably help in such a case?

Hey Garima, thanks for getting back. It only started recently on one of my devices using Brave browser (a few days ago). I have Edge installed in parallel, and there it is still working. Also, I have multiple profiles on Brave (which worked flawlessly before), on which there is exactly one that works with Enpass. All others are acting up - I click the Enpass extension icon in my toolbar, and it attempts to open the already opened Enpass window, but never achieves to connect. Enpass and its extensions are all up to date: Enpass 6.6.0 (770) from Microsoft Store, extension in Chrome is 6.5.1. No anti-virus except the inbuilt Windows Defender. But it never gave problems before. Best Eno

Unfortunately, since a few days, I have the same problem on Windows 10 with Brave Beta browser. It worked normally before, but now, even though Enpass is open and unlocked, when I try to autofill, it only brings the app to the foreground and spits out a connection error. Blimey!

I also get you need to make an income and have server cost, obviously. And no-one forced you to offer lifetime licenses at all, and made you promise those will never have to pay for upgrades and even new features . Yet you did. And now you're kind of re-labelling your statement by saying: Well, those aren't the Pro features, let's call them Pro Plus Super Premium XXL which are X $ per month, you're welcome. Any way you put it, that's not very smart politics.

Thanks again! It seems autofilling is a bit wonky on both Brave and Firefox for Android. I often need to tap around like crazy to get the Enpass option on a field, and notification autofill doesn't work on either browser. It now finds entries, but doesn't fill the fields, but mostly then I get the inline Enpass option.

Thanks for getting back! I just re-installed Brave, and now the inline Enpass autofill seems to be working semi-good, but often it does. The notification autofill does now find entries as well, but doesn't fill any fields. An example website where it works semi-well: samsung.com only lets you fill one field at a time. If you tap on 'Fill with Enpass', it finds the right entry, fills in the e-mail address, but requires me to do the same with the password field. This is at least better than what happened before. Honestly don't know why Autofill persistently didn't want to work on my former Brave installation.