Hello dear forum,

autofill from Enpass to iOS works perfectly - but when I create new logins on my iOS devices, those Logins are not automatically safed to enpass (if enabled they are safed to iOS passwords, but that doesn't help me). This is freaking annoying because then I always have to manually create the Logins in the enpass app to use them on other devieces.

Is there a solution to this?

Thanks in advance

Ruso0815

I think this is an iOS thing and not an Enpass thing. No password manager I have ever used on iOS has ever offered to save a new login from within other applications or Safari. iOS simple does not pass the needed details onto a password manager like it does on the desktop. 
 

The only way around it that I recall from 1Password was to use the browser (web) view from within 1Password to save a login, but as I recall, even this was hit-or-miss and it was awkward to use in practice. 
 

Perhaps a future major release of iOS will allow for third party password managers to receive login details like on the desktop, but who knows. 

Hey Discordant,

 

thanks for your reply. I feared that something like this would be the case

Let's see then wht the future brings.

 

Cheers

Ruso0815

 

Edited February 27, 20224 yr by RuSo0815

Was just browsing the forums to see if this feature was possible too. It is very annoying having to go back and forth between Enpass and my browser to save new passwords! It also means I can more easily create secure auto-generated passwords via Enpass rather than having to manually type my own.

iOS still doesn’t have the ability to pass these sorts of events to third party password managers (this isn’t limited to Enpass). Maybe some day Apple will add it. The feedback address for Apple feedback is https://www.apple.com/contact/feedback/ if you want to suggest they add that functionality. I’m sure the Enpass team would love it if their product had the same sort of access to password events that iCloud Keychain does.