Gwen Prill Posted January 22, 2018 Report Share Posted January 22, 2018 (edited) I dual boot with Windows 10 and Ubuntu Linux I currently have the autolock set to Lock when Enpass is idle for 59 hours (max) But whenever I boot into the secondary Operating System (whether going from windows to linux or from linux to Windows) It tells me to enter my master password This is a tremendous inconvenience because my master password is over 30 characters long and full of complex symbols and stuff What can I do to fix this? Technically I do not go over 59 hours without booting into either Windows or Ubuntu Linux because I generally use Ubuntu as my main operating system and only boot into Windows 10 M-F from 8am to 5pm for work. I am starting to become frustrated with Enpass. I have read alot of threads on this forum. People have been complaining about the MANDATORY auto-lock restriction of 59 hours MANDATORY for over 6 months. And Enpass devs promised to address the issue. But nothing has changed. THis is ridiculous, I think the devs could fix it in less than 30 minutes of coding. After all the autolock is a restriction that has been ADDED to the software so do not lead us to believe that there will be any heavy lifting in order to remove it. If i had known about that problem as well as the annoyance that Enpass cannot autofill identity forms like First Name, Last Name, Address, City, State, Zip and so forth (which 98% of other password managers can do effortlessly) If I had known these drawbacks I would not have spent the $10 on the Android app. Please let the CUSTOMER decide how long they want auto-lock or even if the customer wants ZERO AUTOLOCK than that is our choice. Enpass devs are trying to shove it down our throats. That is not good business practice. I dont need auto-lock on my home desktop PC Edited January 22, 2018 by Gwen Prill added info Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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