Ilsa

While the attachment feature is extremely useful, being restricted to only adding one file at a time is very inconvenient. For example, I would like to be able to store private keys, CSRs, etc in my vault, but there are many of these files and adding them one by one is a nightmare. Especially when I am trying to import my 1password database and already accumulated dozens of these.

While I appreciate the clarification, the need to have a separate account for each vault is still ridiculous. Looking at my 1Password, I currently have 20 different vaults set up and I expect that to continue to increase over time. The idea that I would need to make and maintain 20+ different dropbox accounts for each vault is flat out unacceptable. To my knowledge, every one of the cloud providers you support is capable of sharing individual subfolders within a given account. If you had, at a minimum, separated the vaults into individual subfolders, then that would still have been fine. This is how 1password does it, for example. Password management needs to be as effortless as possible, and the way multiple vaults have been currently implemented places an absurd and unnecessary burden upon users. I will be sticking with 1Password for now.

Seriously? That's nonsensical. I guess that means Enpass will have to fall completely off my radar until they figure out how to do things properly.

Is there any update on this? There's clearly demand for this feature.

Hi, I am actually a 1password user, but it's lack of Linux support is becoming a problem for me, and they don't appear to be in any rush to actually make one. I came across Enpass, however your lack of multiple-vault support is a dealbreaker for me. I just wanted to add my voice to this thread, because multiple vaults is the *only* reason I'm not considering your product right now. We're using 1password in a team environment, so this would equate to multiple sales, not just me.