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If you use apt (debian, ubuntu) you can force install with --allow-insecure-repositories

Exactly, we talking about supplying a new key here for new installs or update old ones. That is done in 10 Minutes at max with asking ChatGPT how to do it... Pathetic. Time to switch

Another 6 months...

5 Months later and still no update? Come on, finally fix it.

5 Month later and still no update? Come on, finally fix it.

Any news? Another month has gone

Any news about this? It is still not possible.

It is not working in this environment: Debian Bookworm (12, all updates and patches) KDE (from standard packages, no extras or effects) Enpass from deb (newest version) Enpass opens the small window only, no matter how fast I double click. The only way to do it is, right clicking the icon and choose open enpass.

A Single click on the Icon in the Toolbar opens up the small Enpass window. Before a double click did open Enpass completely. I'm missing this Feature and a right click and select show assistant is just meh. Please bring back the double click, to open Enpass fully. Thank you

I confirmed, that it is the Enpass Browser extension by checking the UUID from the content.js stack trace. 09:32:58.919 TypeError: c is null content.js:1:2619 h content.js:1 init content.js:1 (Async: EventListener.handleEvent) init content.js:1 <anonym> content.js:1 <anonym> content.js:1 inject ExtensionContent.sys.mjs:581 AsyncFunctionNext self-hosted:852 injectScriptSync prepareInjection.js:18 <anonym> prepareInjection.js:65 <anonym> prepareInjection.js:1 <anonym> prepareInjection.js:1 inject ExtensionContent.sys.mjs:581 InterpretGeneratorResume self-hosted:1461 AsyncFunctionNext self-hosted:852 Another one: 09:36:49.999 TypeError: this.ExtensionAPI is null 2 content.js:1:3061 request content.js:1 getLockStatus content.js:1 init content.js:1 (Async: EventListener.handleEvent) init content.js:1 <anonym> content.js:1 <anonym> content.js:1 inject ExtensionContent.sys.mjs:581 AsyncFunctionNext self-hosted:852 injectScriptSync prepareInjection.js:18 <anonym> prepareInjection.js:65 <anonym> prepareInjection.js:1 <anonym> prepareInjection.js:1 inject ExtensionContent.sys.mjs:581 InterpretGeneratorResume self-hosted:1461 AsyncFunctionNext self-hosted:852

Thank you for the feedback. Most of multi input 2FA have also a paste script in the background. It doesn't really matter which field it will get pasted.

Any news about this?

I'm using the latest enpass version on debian Linux Tested in Firefox (115.9.1esr (64-Bit)) and Brave (Version 1.64.116 Chromium: 123.0.6312.105 (Official Build) (64-Bit)) It doesn't matter which website, it doesn't work. For example paypal.com doesn't work

Thank you for your reply, sadly it doesn't work. I confirm I have the option activated in the browser extension settings. I fill the user/password credentials with my shortcut. Then the OTP field is shown and I use the same shortcut again. Nothing happens. I also tried the CTRL+V that you have mentioned, but it also is not working. So I guess enpass is checking the source code of the page for some specific field values. Could you help me define the correct field values so enpass can find the field and correctly identify it as an OTP field? Currently the field is displayed like that: <div id="2faver-parent" class="d-flex flex-row justify-content-between"> <input aria-label="two-factor code input field 1" type="text" name="2favercode[0]" maxlength="1" class="form-control twofa-input" autofocus> <input aria-label="two-factor code input field 2" type="text" name="2favercode[1]" maxlength="1" class="form-control twofa-input"> <input aria-label="two-factor code input field 3" type="text" name="2favercode[2]" maxlength="1" class="form-control twofa-input"> <input aria-label="two-factor code input field 4" type="text" name="2favercode[3]" maxlength="1" class="form-control twofa-input"> <input aria-label="two-factor code input field 5" type="text" name="2favercode[4]" maxlength="1" class="form-control twofa-input"> <input aria-label="two-factor code input field 6" type="text" name="2favercode[5]" maxlength="1" class="form-control twofa-input twofa-input-last" id="twofa-input-last"> </div>

I use premium enpass for years now and I'm really satisfied by it and recommend it to everyone I know. I'm also a Developer and one thing that I would like to find out is, how we can implement OTP autofill with enpass on our websites? For example: I visit a webpage, I use my keyboard shortcut to fill out the username and password and submit the form. Now the OTP field shows up and I want enpass to automatically, or with the same keyboard shortcut, to fill out the OTP field. Is this possible? How does the HTML Input field need to look like? Special name, type or attribute? Thank you in advance and keep up the good work!

This is all nice and stuff, but as I explained, I used the shortcut CTRL+X and this just opened the settings page of enpass in firefox. I changed to CTRL+E now as in your screenshot and this is working. So the problem might be, that enpass is detecting that the combination CTRL+X is used by firefox already and opens up the enpass settings. There should be at least a message to the user, that he has to change his settings to another combination, because CTRL+X is already used by firefox or when trying to set an already used combination.

It's definitely a bug. I used to have CTRL+X, it's not working anymore. Every time I press this (or any other) combination, only the enpass extension settings getting opened. The only combination that works correctly is the default CTRL+SHIFT+PERIOD one. First, who designed this combination? In the middle of the keyboard and you have to lift up your hand if you using your right hand for the mouse. On the left side is more natural for the most users and don't need to remove your hand from the mouse (Something like CTRL+SHIFT+A, CTRL+ALT+A, CTRL+SHIFT+F, CTRL+ALT+F). I'm using Linux (debian buster) / Firefox ESR (up-to-date)