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downloaderfan

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  1. Ok. But, it's not true it's a "platform level restriction" on Android nor any security issue. I've been using Syncthing for years to do real-time background syncing over local Wi-Fi on Android. It is available on play store and complies with all of google's security policies. If enpass had native support, it would help in scenarios where 2 different changes occur in 2 devices & then they try to sync, leading to a collision. Otherwise the Syncthing setup works too.
  2. Is there any update on this? Every time I unlock Aegis Authenticator, Enpass asks me to save the password & I have to cancel it every time. Can this really not be disabled?
  3. Hello, Can someone from the Enpass team confirm if the above limitation still persists? (i.e. Android app only syncing when launched, rather than in real time.)
  4. Well then, without background sync I don't see much of a use as I would have to keep launching enpass to sync it....which is too much manual work to be done. Hopefully this is implemented soon to make Wifi Sync seamless and a viable equally convenient alternative to cloud sync. I will continue syncing without the cloud using Syncthing, but since it's an external program, it cannot handle collisions automatically.
  5. Hi All, I have Enpass installed in 2 devices. 1 Windows 10 laptop & 1 Android 12 phone. Recently I started using it's WiFi Sync feature to avoid the cloud. But I've noticed that if I change something in Enpass Desktop, the changes aren't reflected on Android UNTIL I launch the enpass app. Is this by design? This behavior prevents the whole sync process from being seamless. Let's say I change a bank password on Enpass desktop now & 2 hours later, I need the updated password while I'm at the bank, I would need to ensure that I have launched Enpass Android once while I'm at home or I'm screwed later on. It's impossible to remember to do such a thing in every situation for the rest of our lives, without ever forgetting. Enpass team, can you please look into this & let me know how whether WiFi sync also occurs in the background, without enpass being On? Enpass 6.7.0.552 on Realme UI 3 based on Android 12 Enpass 6.81.1060.0 on Windows 10 Pro 21H1 OS Build 19043.1645
  6. Thanks for the reply, Garima. I looked up what WiFi Sync was in Enpass and found threads some of which date back 5 years ago requesting for WiFi sync and it hasn't been implemented yet. So due to this I'm not hoping that this feature, which will solve my problem, will be released in the near future. PFB references. https://discussion.enpass.io/index.php?/topic/422-wi-fi-sync/ https://discussion.enpass.io/index.php?/topic/15049-where-is-the-wifi-sync-for-enpass-6-part-2/ https://discussion.enpass.io/index.php?/topic/4634-where-is-the-wifi-sync-for-enpass-6/page/3/ https://discussion.enpass.io/index.php?/topic/6760-selective-sync-and-wifi-sync/
  7. Hi, I use Enpass store version on my Windows 10 laptop & the Enpass app on Android. In order to sync database between both my devices, since I don't trust the cloud I opted to use folder sync method along with Syncthing. In Syncthing, I can choose a specific folder on my android phone & windows laptop and Syncthing will keep the contents of the folder in sync using local WiFi i.e. the router. So, in order for the sync to work, both my laptop & my phone must be connected to the router at the same time. It's just like how the Google Drive desktop app can keep 2 folders in different computers in sync, but this occurs through local WiFi & not the global internet. Now coming to my problem, there frequently comes a scenario where if I make a change on Enpass in Windows 10 which is offline and then I make another change on Enpass in Android which is also offline, then when I connect both devices to the internet, a collision occurs & 2 files are generated on both my devices. But it seems Enpass reads only 1 of them to sync, which is the file named vault.enpassdbsync. Is there a way I can setup Enpass such that in such scenarios, it would scan both databases on a line level & identify changes in both? This doesn't seem to be happening when using folder sync method.
  8. It's the Windows Store version. I'm not sure about the traditional version.
  9. Just updated today to v6.4.268.0. Seems that they have added back this feature.
  10. Yes, only when enpass is idle for less than 1 minute, not the system. Because I use my system very frequently & enpass will stay unlocked for a longer period unnecessarily now since they removed this feature. Also, this was one of the main reasons why I choose Enpass over other password managers 2 years ago.
  11. Not sure if you are trolling mate. Never did I ask for "How to prevent enpass shut down after 1 minute" & that's far from anything relevant to this post. I've written & provided screenshots in detail & there is nothing more I can do if ppl still fail to understand the issue.
  12. It's not there............ I've clearly mentioned auto-lock when enpass is idle like it was available in older versions.
  13. Just upgraded to Enpass 6.0 on Windows 10, traditional Win32 version. Immediately after update, I noticed that auto-lock when enpass is idle feature has been removed. Now only auto lock when system idle for 1 minute exists which unnecessarily causes my enpass vault to be unlocked for a longer period & I'm not comfortable with that. For whatever reasons, they decided to keep this feature on the Android version. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
  14. Just to clarify, it is just one suggestion. Enpass desktop can lock itself whenever I close the window, so it works just as I expected. But in chrome, after I enter the master password and login to a website, enpass remains unlocked for 1 minute, which means all my passwords can be viewed without any security for one minute. If enpass auto locks itself right after logging into the website, the issue of viewing passwords without any security would also be fixed.
  15. Right now, enpass as it is, if I enter the master password using its hotkey to login to a website, the minimum amount of time before it auto locks is 1 minute. For the rest of my life, in that 1 minute, I need to make sure I don't give access of my laptop to anyone else, otherwise he will be able to view all my passwords. Considering how humans by nature err all the time, there is no way I can assure myself of perfect safety, I'm trying to switch from lastpass to enpass and this is the only problem I see with the enpass security model. Lastpass always asked me to enter my master password to view any password and never allowed viewing passwords without any security, even if for a short time. So, I would like to request a feature where enpass locks immediately(option must be provided) after logging in to a website. I hope this is implemented since it's related to security of the system itself. Thank you.

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