airtonix

Working in software myself and the classic reasons for this is (take your pick one or more) the c-suite don't consider platform X to be important and they haven't made their mind up about cutting it from their 5 year roadmap yet. The culture at company Y is not one of innovation or curiosity, so the desire to learn how to use linux as a user or how to develop for linux is very low, only the most passionate will make any effort here. (as you know the distribution of passion at a company dwindles as the company population increases) There's a cultural bias against linux. which is a self fullfilling prophecy since no one wants to get involved to improve the situation.

All your support hours @Abhishek Dewan.... they finally paid off.

Is this project dead? are you guys going bankrupt?

The UX of this needs to be revisited since it's nonobvious.

Yeah this isn't what was being asked for. Those links are only about history for passwords generated with the password generator. What is being asked for here is history of changes to entries in our password manager.

We're building many react-native apps that will inevitably have username and password style login. I noticed Enpass assistant on android doesn't pop up when i tap into the username or password fields. Is there something we're missing, as far as I can tell it's a standard Password field. Is Enpass looking for certain attributes?