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Hi, I have been a user of Enpass since the Windows Phone days. Purchased a licence back then and used to sync to my OneDrive. After being forced to move to Android, I again purchased an Android licence to have my passwords synced between my PC and my Android device. I recently noticed while setting the app up on a new phone that the permissions requested to access OneDrive seem to have increased since the last time I went though the exercise. Enpass needs your permission to: 1. Sign in automatically Signing in with your Microsoft account will automatically sign you in to this app. 2. Access your info anytime Enpass will be able to see and update your info, even when you're not using this app. 3. Work with its own folder in OneDrive Enpass will be able to open and edit files in the "Apps/Enpass" folder. 4. Access OneDrive files Enpass will be able to open and edit OneDrive files, including files shared with you. Before posting here, I came across this forum topic dating back to 2017 where another user had exactly this problem, and was assured that it would be taken care of soon. Looks like a year and a half later, the problem still exists. https://discussion.enpass.io/index.php?/topic/1248-microsoft-account-permissions/&tab=comments#comment-3759 Like Steffan said, Enpass should not need anything except the third permission in the list above. Letting Enpass, or any other app for that matter, have the ability to see and update my Microsoft account info anytime, and have access to all my OneDrive folders, is not something I am comfortable with. Do you guys have a time line for having this problem resolved? Thanks, Joe.

Background Some time ago (actually, I think it's been a long time), Windows 10 released this feature where I can choose to save my Documents, Pictures and Desktop in OneDrive by default, instead of locally. This has now been improved to a feature known as Known Folder Move. Enpass saves its data in my Documents folder by default. This has two problems: If I use KFM, this data gets synced to OneDrive. When you release mobile apps for Enpass 6, I will have to enable sync, so I will get two copies of my database in OneDrive. It pollutes my Documents folder with data I shouldn't act upon. I can't read it, I shouldn't delete it. It shouldn't be part of my standard backup, etc. Solution Enpass should save data to the user's AppData folder by default. The Windows Store version of Enpass 5 already do this, and solves all of those problems. You could simply enable me to change this folder in Enpass 6 (I can't do it right now), but I don't think it's the best solution since the AppData folder is specifically designed to hold app-specific data. I think it should be the default, and enable people to change it in the settings if they want to.

Hi, I'm unable to sync Enpass (bridged version) with OneDrive after Windows 10 upgrade to Insider preview version 17711. Reset Enpass content and connect to OneDrive to restore cloud content ends up with the message "Sorry, we didn't find any Enpass data on this OneDrive account" - not sure of the error message translation as my Enpass is in French. I also tried to uninstall / install Enpass from the store, but still the same issue. Any idea? Thanks.

I have been using Enpass successfully on my PC and I have also got the Ipad app. However, the Ipad says, "Currently there are no items in the list." It shows my Onedrive name at the top, but when I click 'sync' nothing is added. Is there a way of making it work?

It used to be possible to sync Enpass with the Onedrive of a different user. This is no longer possible, when setting up the Onedrive sync it opens the Edge browser with the Microsoft account of the current Windows user and it is not possible to change this. This is a major problem for me because I use the same Enpass problem at home and at work. At work I use a different Microsoft account.

I read the above thread and associated FAQ. But I haven't changed my password! So, I wonder what is going on. How could I get this message (see screen shot)? Certainly, I hope someone else has not fiddled with my signins, which I doubt, but still.) I use a Windows 10 laptop and a Windows 10 phone, both synced to OneDrive. So, how'd this happen? How do I fix it (same as above Oct 2, 2017 thread)? Oh, I love Enpass!!!

I read the above thread and associated FAQ. But I haven't changed my password! So, make me wonder what is going. How could I get this message? Certainly, I how someone else has not fiddled with my signins, which I doubt, but still.) I use a Windows 10 laptop and a Windows 10 phone, both synced to OneDrive. So, how'd this happen? How do I fix it (same as above Oct 2, 2017 thread). Oh, I love Enpass!!!

When I set up sync with Onedrive, the authorization process request access to I grant the auth request. But when I try to sync I get the Error 'please enter your master password'. The reason is that you tried to save the database in Onedrive unter /Enpass instead under /Apps/Enpass as requested by the Oauth authorization request. This triggers the error. After I moved the files manually from /Enpass to /Apps/Enpass syncing started to function. But you still write the file sync_default.walletx to /Enpass. WTF? Please fix this bug.

Onedrive for Business: Auth. dialog does not accept Office 365 Accounts. Only private accounts. Please fix this ASAP. This may help: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/onedrive/developer/rest-api/getting-started/msa-oauth

When I first started, I managed to sync 3 accounts. Since then Ive added 5 more items, but OneDrive has stopped synchronizing. I get error codes 108 and 120. What can I do to get this going?

I've been using the Win 10 Enpass app, but since the extension is here I want to move over to the bridged win32 application. Upon starting I select I'd like to restore my data from OneDrive. A browser window opens and I sign in. After that I see a 'Hmm...can't reach this page' message. The browser seems to be redirecting to http://127.0.0.1:10386, but for some reason I think the Enpass application is not listening on that port. I'm running Windows 10 Fall Creators Update.

Enpass Portable and OneDrive Hi, i don't know whether this is a feature request, a bug report or a total lack of understanding on my side... i want to use enpass on my work laptop which uses windows 7 and will soon be upgraded to windows 10. Since it's work i can't just install things. So i want to use the portable version, which seems to work fine. But i cant choose onedrive (yes, i use several devices with macOS, IOS, android, windows). So i thought I'm a clever guy and mount my onedrive as a WebDAV (which works fine in windows explorer). But trying to open the Enpass-folder on OneDrive gives me an error saying the data is inaccessible. What am I doing wrong here? again, i can easily read and write data within the WebDAV-folder that i mounted as a drive via https://d.docs.live.net/CID as officially described i also tried the absolute path with the \\d.docs.live.net@SSL\CID\Enpass which again works flawlessly with windows explorer so please implement support for this :-) (or fix the bug or brighten me up on why it is works-as-designed)

I just noticed it today after an update from Microsoft to fix a few bugs from the Tuesday update cycle. Now, I also noticed that the Blink news settings I had were reset. This may be related or not. I read the other OneDrive topic and my eyes crossed. The Windows phone Enpass works fine, but the desktop Enpass refused to sync. I've been switching over from an older password manager that is not being supported anymore, but has still been working for now. So, I was aware when it stopped syncing. I have tried rebooting and checking for any remaining updates already. I disconnected the Enpass desktop from OneDrive and tried to connect again. It is now stuck on fetching.. FIXED!! I went to the www.msn.com site and access my settings on Microsoft. When I went to the OneDrive.live.com I got a message that there was a problem accessing my files. I went back and accessed my files from the OneDrive app and tried the OneDrive.live.com again and it worked. Then I tried Enpass on the desktop and it started to sync up again. There must have been an update somewhere to a setting that was needed.

I really like Enpass and use it multiple Windows devices. Everything works fine. Then I activated OneDrive two factor authentication, and sync stopped working. I installed Enpass new device while havin 2FA enabled. It could read data from OneDrive, but after initial load sync didn't work. After disabling 2FA sync started working with every device. Any workarouds? Any fix coming up? Or is this stupid user error?

I'd like to report a bug in syncing with Enpass for Windows desktop in Windows 10. Here is how the bug occurs: -First of all, you have to use Enpass for Windows desktop -Then, in OneDrive settings, you have to select OneDrive as the folder for documents and images -Make sure to have OneDrive sync enabled in Enpass -Now, OneDrive will be stuck on "Processing changes", and to make it stop, you have to restart OneDrive client, or restart the computer; it continues to upload files despite this, but even if there are no files left, it stuck on "Processing changes" forever until a restart of the client or the entire PC I noticed that If I revert the OneDrive settings not selecting the folder target documents and images as OneDrive, so local, the bug doesn't occur anymore. In addition, I found that if this happen, if I try to copy files from OneDrive to other source, the Enpass files are not copied because Enpass block the file in OneDrive. In the first screenshot, Ashampoo tell me that the Enpass file in OneDrive are blocked by another program, Enpass itself, and in the second screenshot, there is OneDrive stuck on "Processing for changes". The last screenshot shows you that Documents and Pictures folder are being moved on OneDrive.

I have been using Enpass for a year or so now and have had excellent results with syncing against my personal Owncloud server. I am now interested in deploying Enpass at my workplace for those who wish to leverage a password manager. Obviously, my personal Owncloud instance is not suitable for this purpose. Our company uses Microsoft Office 365 and, as a consequence, OneDrive for Business. Unfortunately it appears that the OneDrive support within Enpass is for the personal version of OneDrive, not OneDrive for Business. Even more unfortunately, Microsoft appears to have disabled WebDAV on OneDrive for Business, so I can't work around this limitation that way. Are there any plans to support OneDrive for Business with Enpass cloud sync? If so, is there any timeline for this support? We would prefer to use OfB for several reasons, namely that we already use it and our users are familiar with it, we're paying for it, and because other cloud storage providers such as Dropbox, iCloud and Google Drive are explicitly blocked at many of our clients' sites.

Hello. Enpass cloud sync using OneDrive usually works very well for me. But this morning I experienced the problem of some changes made in the traditional Win32 desktop application not syncing to other devices (Windows tablet and Lumia 950). When I tried manual sync, the phone and tablet would fail repeatedly. "Last attempt" time updated, but "Last synchronized" date remained old. Then, I opened the Windows 10 UWP app on my PC, entered the same changes I had made in the Win32 app, manually sync'ed, then tried to sync the phone and tablet again--and they both worked! So, it appears the Win32 application causes problems with cloud sync in my case--although the cause and workaround could be different for others. Desktop: W10 1607 build 10.0.14393.187 | Enpass (UWP) 5.1.6 | Enpass (Win32) 5.3.0.1 Tablet: W10 1607 build 10.0.14393.187 | Enpass (UWP) 5.1.6 Phone: W10 1607 build 10.0.14393.189 | Enpass (UWP) 5.1.6

Hi, i have enpass on my Onedrive account on my Windows 10 Mobile Phone, now i want to sync it with the W10 Mobil Phone of my wife. How can a use another Onedrive account in the app beside the standard account of the phone? Is this possible? Any advice? thx

Let me choose the folder Enpass will use to sync using OneDrive. I use OneDrive, and there is a folder[1] for apps to save data specific for them (it's the approot special folder). I'd like to use this folder, instead of the root of my OneDrive. [1] https://onedrive.live.com/?id=apps

Hi I've just installed Enpass on my Debian box (Debian/sid), using the provided .deb. All works well, but when I head to the sync options, choosing any cloud provider won't open their credentials/login webpage. So I can't connect Enpass to any cloud on my PC Any tips to solve this issue ? thanks