August 16, 20223 yr Hi @kaos-it Enpass does keep track of the old passwords. Please refer to this link on how to check the password history. Hope this helps!
January 26, 20233 yr @Saint. A possible workaround, to delete an entry's entire password history, is to create a duplicate entry, then delete the original. The created duplicate will start with a blank password history. Just be aware, any file attachments, for that entry, will need to be added back in. The above link in Abhishek Dewan's post, see here, explains how to view the password history, in each app, including Android. As an alternative to your suggestion of an icon, if an entry showed the date of the last password change, alongside the last modified and created dates, you'd know when its password was changed. If the changed date was different to the created date, you'd also know the entry had a password history, saving you having to look in the password history menu. Separate from that, I agree it would be helpful if the password history was editable. Edited January 26, 20233 yr by Thoughts?
January 27, 20233 yr Hi @Saint As mentioned by @Thoughts?, it is possible to view the password history in each app. As for editing/deleting single entries from password history, our development team has investigated its feasibility. This feature may be included in future Enpass releases even though we have not yet received any specific version updates. Your support and patience are greatly appreciated. #SI-1394
June 22, 20232 yr When I update a password entry and click save, there is no possibility to remove a previously (and abandoned) password. This happens e.g. if the website tells me that sign x or y is not supported and I have to finetune the input. Is there / will there be a way to do that?
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