EnpassKing

Good question.

The only reason people are having to use third-party methods is because Enpass is failing to provide suitable secure official methods of installation when it comes to Linux. I use Arch Linux, which is arguably one of the best variations of Linux out there on the tech side of things and you haven't even catered for it. Meanwhile a bunch of rando's are left picking up your slack and having to cater for your customers because simply refuse too. How long do you think it will be until something gets exploited and ultimately makes Enpass look bad?

If the approach taken with the Pro (Lifetime package) is any indication, it is likely that the company will replicate the original app, rebrand the cloned version, and introduce a few additional menu options. Following this, they may phase out the originally purchased lifetime version in favor of promoting whatever new iteration or version they choose to release next. Then charge you again if you want to have the new best version or version that's actually received modern day updates in line with every other popular password manager.

No help?

Can someone please tell me why the 'Lock After 30 minute (or any minutes set) option' does not work in Enpass for Android on a Galaxy Tab 7 FE? I have a Samsung Galaxy Tab 7 FE and no matter what "Inactivity setting" I set it too enpass keeps locking prematurely and requiring me to login time and time and time again. This fault is never ending. I always set my devices to 30min, and that works on every other Android device i own and Windows, but no matter what I change that inactivity time setting too the enpass app continues to lock up in seconds sometimes. Its that annoying as fk as I have a huge password and no fingerprint reader. I'm literally considering swapping password manager. Any ideas?

This has affected everyone i know who is using Enpass. Come on Devs, you can't be making mistakes like this which can potentially lock everyone out of all of their accounts. Some people have got hundreds of passwords and it could take days to resolve login issues like this, even per account to regain access. This is a really poor show!

Oh good stuff Anshu, I never knew that existed so many thanks for letting me know.

Seems like a good idea to me.

Any chance your Enpass developers could create a 2-Step Verification feature to be used within the Enpass app, rather than us having to use Google or some other alternative third party app for our 2 step (factor) verification logins. It makes sense to have that within Enpass, plus it would allow us to backup and encrypt our verification codes within the Enpass encrypted database. Just an idea.. What do you think?