SophiaB

No worries Thanks for the heads up!

Just to report that it's still crashing with v6.8.2 - any updates on this Abhishek?

Ok I did that, and it had no issues creating the json file (it's 35MB). So it seems to be just happening with the Windows Store version. Do you still want logs? Edit: wait, we're getting somewhere. I just tried to export again, and it crashed that time. Here's the log: Info: [HTTP] Enabling VERIFY SSL PEER/HOST Info: [HTTP] CURLSSLOPT_NO_REVOKE Info: [HTTP] Using AUTO Proxy detection Info: [HTTP] Enabling VERIFY SSL PEER/HOST Info: [HTTP] CURLSSLOPT_NO_REVOKE Info: [HTTP] Using AUTO Proxy detection Info: [HTTP] Enabling VERIFY SSL PEER/HOST Info: [HTTP] CURLSSLOPT_NO_REVOKE Info: [HTTP] Using AUTO Proxy detection Info: [HTTP] Enabling VERIFY SSL PEER/HOST Info: [HTTP] CURLSSLOPT_NO_REVOKE Info: [HTTP] Using AUTO Proxy detection

Whaaa, still crashes. I tried it first with the updated version (it was already automatically updated from the store), and it crashed. Then I disconnected Google Drive, still crashed. After that I uninstalled it and tried to export with a test vault and the sample items - no issues creating the json. Then I put back the original vault and... it crashed with a 0 bytes json file. So I guess it's got something to do with the attachments? They are just screenshots and one private key, nothing large or outlandish.

Thanks for looking into this, Abhishek, I appreciate it So to answer your questions: Just one vault. My vault has 21 files with attachments, and I counted about 64 individual attachments. In total, I have 416 items in that vault. I'm using Google to sync.

I did that, and the issue is still there. It creates a 0 bytes json file, and then silently the app just crashes. Edit: sorry forgot to mention it's running on Windows 11 Home version 10.0.22000 build 22000.

I'm using the Windows Store version 6.8.0 (1048). When trying to export Enpass as a json file, it crashes as soon as it creates an (empty) file. I tried a few times, rebooted the computer, but it's persistent...

Adding my vote to this feature. I understand that "we're working on it" means "we'll add it in 2237, perhaps" but eh, its worth a try

What you could consider is a dummy Gmail account, it will come with 15Gb storage (that should be enough for even the biggest vaults). Or you could do the same with Dropbox, which will offer 2Gb for free. You can share the login to that account with your fiancée and just use it for the shared vault. I agree it's not ideal but I guess it is more a shortcoming of Google et al than of Enpass... It is also possible to share through WiFi but I'm not too familiar with that.

Very nice That and Steam Guard support (I know, that's another topic altogether) would make Enpass just about perfect

I just moved to Enpass (bought lifetime), imported my passwords from another service and am happy, overall. I must say this is one of the things I miss the most: please, PLEASE consider showing a count of logins for a particular site.