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It kind of sounds like the repository didn't get added fully or your list didn't update. - Check all steps from install are complete. https://www.enpass.io/support/kb/general/how-to-install-enpass-on-linux/ - Afterwards, do an `sudo apt-get clean` and `sudo apt-get update` - Did you see the `apt.enpass.io` repository scroll by when running `sudo apt-get update`? Do you see the repo file when entering the command `cat /etc/apt/sources.list.d/enpass.list` ? - Try installing Enpass again with `sudo apt-get install enpass`.

Hi, I got it working. Turns out I had the case for one character wrong.. Sorry for the delay in communication and thank you for the help.

Hi, I am also interested in this feature. That would be really good if it were to be realized. bhh

Hi, problem is now correctly addressed. Issue is resolved. Thanks for the support!! Cheers, António Soares