A similar error has already been reported (here), but this is a defferent problem.

Tested on Android 8.0.

After selecting OneDrive from the "Sync With" drop down menu, Enpass briefly shows an "Authenticating" pop-up, Firefox is automatically opened and directed the the Microsoft website, and then Enpass shows this error message:

The sync with OneDrive was canceled by the user.

I can only click "OK". The "Sync With" drop down is reverted to "None".

This worked fine in 5.x

FYI: My device is rooted and the default browser is Firefox. Chrome is not installed on my device.

Edited December 28, 20187 yr by Unsay

Hi @Unsay,

Sorry for inconvenience. Firefox is not redirecting to Enpass app properly. Please follow this FAQ to fix it.

Cheers:)

 

Vinod Kumar, this FAQ doesn't work because the options listed in it doesn't exist in the latest Firefox version.

Your FAQ asks the user to follow these steps: Open Firefox -> Settings -> General ->Tab Queue -> Disable it.
Now enable sync in Enpass.

Well, in Firefox I go to Options (not Settings) -> General (this one is ok) -> Tab Queue (is nowhere to be found).

Thank you

 

Hi @jfjunior,

Latest Firefox on android is 64.0.1 and it does have this option. Which version of Firefox is installed in your phone?

Sorry, for some reason I was checking the Firefox on my desktop. I found the option within my Mobile Firefox and changed it, but still doesn't work. I've created a fake entry on the mobile app and it doesn't prompt me to sync anymore. When I sync from my desktop (where I got version 5.6.10) it doesn't work as well, as I don't see my fake entry on the desktop app. How can I force the sync from the mobile app?

I also uninstalled the app from the mobile device and restored the database by pointing to my Google Drive, but it still not sync. Fake updates I did on the desktop app are not showing up in the mobile. I disconnected and reconnected my sync account as well after renaming my enpass folder on my Google Drive.

How can I go back to the old version, as I had no such issues before?

Thank you.

Edited December 28, 20187 yr by jfjunior

Really annoying to be forced an update, which takes so long to get it to sync. The previous version was working well: I uninstalled the app from the mobile yet again. When I installed it I allowed it to access my Google Drive and it restored my data, but it still doesn't sync: for example, the fake data I entered in my mobile app previously, still not showing up on my desktop app. It looks like the Mobile App is looking at a different directory on my Google Drive and my Desktop App at another directory. Can you please let me know what the folder is that the mobile app syncs n my Good Drive? I'm sure as heck it is not MyDrive \ Enpass, otherwise, it would have sync.

Got sync to work after installing Enpass 6.0.0 (230) on the desktop. I'm totally unimpressed with the new desktop GUI, takes too much space on my desktop. I liked it more when it was simple and clean, now it is big and very unpleasant to look at.

Edited December 28, 20187 yr by jfjunior

jfjunior,

How did you end up getting the windows desktop version to sync with Google Drive. I successfully authenticate and allow Google access but it never actually establishes a sync connection.

 

Hi Dexter007,

The issue I had is that I got Firefox as the default browser on my Android Blackberry Keyone. So I followed the FAQ steps, as such on my Android phone: Open Firefox -> Settings -> General ->Tab Queue -> Disable it.

Then I updated my Enpass Desktop to version 6.0.0 (230),  and renamed the "Enpass" folder on my Good Drive to Enpass_old. Once that was done the desktop app updated my Google Drive with a new file. Next I uninstalled the Enpass from my Android phone and installed it again, during the installation I selected "Good Drive" as my default sync, the mobile Firefox came up and I authorized the connection. I think the main issue is that you need to have Enpass Desktop 6.0.0 (230) and the latest Android version, which appears to be 6.0.0.100. 

I figured out my issue. On Win10 x64 you cannot continue to upgrade and run the x32 desktop 6.x version. You must uninstall it and download and use the Windows store version that supports x64. The 32bit desktop version for Win 7+ was the problem even though I was successfully using the 5.x.x version for the past several years.
Once I installed the Windows Store version, Sync was able to initiate and complete right away.

4 hours ago, Dexter007 said:

I figured out my issue. On Win10 x64 you cannot continue to upgrade and run the x32 desktop 6.x version. You must uninstall it and download and use the Windows store version that supports x64. The 32bit desktop version for Win 7+ was the problem even though I was successfully using the 5.x.x version for the past several years.
Once I installed the Windows Store version, Sync was able to initiate and complete right away.

Good to know because I will be updating to Windows 10 soon. 

cheers