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Enpass is not being crashed by those licensing server failures. That's all—innocent log noise—checking plans and receiving "no_offers" on Linux. Random Enpass exits after around two days on Linux Mint 21.3 often indicate: 1) Check for OOM killer: dmesg -T | grep -i eliminate "Killed process … enpass" indicates a memory surge. 2) The session may end in silence if it is connected to the Cinnamon login session. Permit lingering: sudo enable-linger $USER loginctl 3) Try the electron/GPU weirdness: Pass through --disable-gpu The recommended course of action when using Enpass as a Wi-fi Sync server is to run it via systemd with Restart=always so that it will restart immediately even if it breaks.

This isn't Enpass; it's on the website. The email field on the new login page, which uses a contemporary JS form (probably React), does not expose a correct name, id, or autocomplete for password managers. The email box is ignored and "save webform" never appears because Enpass recognizes the password input (hence the generator) but never considers the page to be a legitimate login form. If the DOM is dynamically hydrated, shadow-DOM, iframe, or non-standard, renaming fields in Enpass won't help. This page lacks the fundamental accessibility semantics that autofill depends on. In summary, you are not missing anything. Enpass is unable to reliably autofill here until the website corrects its HTML. Currently, the only option is manual login.