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Yes, I noticed the same thing, and since I first ran into this bug in Enpass, I've been using this as a workaround to replace a password. However, I've also come very close to forgetting to do that a few times. In that case, I could easily have saved an incorrect password without noticing, which might have caused some serious problems later on. I'm glad there's at least a way to still change a password correctly in Enpass, but of course it's far from ideal.

I have now updated to the latest version 6.12.6 (2723), which was released yesterday, and unfortunately the issue still persists completely unchanged... By the way, the issue also occurs when manually typing the new password in the masked password field. It is not limited to pasting it. Interestingly, the issue does not seem to occur with a text field that is marked as sensitive/confidential. As far as I can tell, it "only" affects fields of the "Password" type. Perhaps this information will help with analyzing and fixing the issue. Considering that this affects such a fundamental function of a password manager and can potentially lead to users being locked out of their accounts, it is very disappointing that the issue is still present in the latest release. I hope this will be addressed with high priority.

Is there any news on this? It has now been more than a month, and such a serious bug should be fixed as quickly as possible. I run into this issue constantly, and it results in incorrect passwords being saved in Enpass. Because of this, I have already been unable to log in to multiple services whenever I forgot to reveal the contents of the password field first before saving the entry after changing a password. This is a workaround that I have to remember every single time, and especially for other Enpass users who are unaware of this issue, there is a very high risk of losing access to their services when they try to change a password, enter the new password into the password field, and simply click the save button - exactly as one would normally expect to be able to do (and as had always worked without any issues before the major Enpass update). I therefore still hope that this bug will be fixed as soon as possible. Of course, there are other bugs that should be fixed as well, but especially in this case, since the issue affects one of the password manager's core functions and can cause serious problems there, I believe fixing this bug should be given a high priority.

Is there any update on the fix for this issue? There was another Enpass update recently to version 6.12.5 (2659), but unfortunately all of my custom icons are still pixelated. I really hope this issue will be resolved soon.

I'm having the same problem, and I was wondering why several of my saved passwords - which I had recently edited - weren't working anymore, but now I know why. I hope this gets fixed soon. A bug like this really shouldn't happen in a password manager...

Hello, I was excited when I saw today's update because the release notes specifically mentioned this: After installing the update, I'm now running Enpass 6.12.4 (2635). Unfortunately, the issue has not changed at all on my system. All of my existing custom icons are still rendered exactly as pixelated as before. To make sure it wasn't related to icons that had been added before the update (although that wouldn't be ideal, as I would have to re-add hundreds of icons), I also removed one custom icon and added it again. I used the corresponding file from "%appdata%\Sinew Software Systems Pvt Ltd\Enpass\temp", where it is stored at a resolution of 200×200 pixels without any pixelation. However, the newly added icon is displayed exactly the same way - just as pixelated as it has been since version 6.12.0 (2413). So unfortunately, the fix mentioned in the release notes does not seem to resolve the issue in my case. I hope this issue will be resolved for me soon as well.

Since the update to Enpass 6.12.0 on Windows, I have noticed an issue with custom sections. The problem is still present in the latest version 6.12.2 build 2551. Enpass automatically changes the name of the custom sections (for existing and new items), so that the first letter is always capitalized. For example, if I name a section "MySQL Database", it is immediately displayed as "Mysql Database": --> This happens already while editing the record (when the input field loses focus), before it is even saved. Interestingly, the section name appears to be stored correctly in the vault file. In the iOS app, the same section is displayed exactly as originally entered (in this case "MySQL Database"), which suggests that the issue is limited to the Windows application's display or editing behavior rather than the underlying data storage: Another related issue is that while typing in the custom section name field, the first letter of every word is automatically capitalized. For example, if I enter something in lowercase like "this is a test", it is immediately changed to "This Is A Test". This behavior is also very annoying. I hope this can be fixed soon.

I just updated to the new version 6.12.0 (2413) of Enpass on Windows 11. I like the new design, but unfortunately all of my custom icons are now very pixelated. I have a total of 450 entries and for all of them I created and saved custom icons myself (mostly based on the icons of the respective apps from the iOS App Store) so that everything looks clean and high-resolution (especially for websites whose favicons do not look good). I always used a resolution of 256x256 pixels (PNG files) to ensure the icons were high-resolution enough to also look good on high DPI displays such as my iPhone. Until updating Enpass to version 6.12.0 on Windows, everything looked perfect and nothing was pixelated. With the new update, all of my custom icons are now very pixelated, which makes me suspect that a different scaling technique is now being used to scale the icons down (with my screen resolution of 1920x1080 pixels and normal 100% scaling in Windows, the icons are displayed at 40x40 pixels each). Unfortunately, this makes some of the text on the icons hard to read and overall does not look good anymore. Here are some examples: I hope this can be fixed soon.

This also happened to me again today, it was the same with the last update... If I saw it correctly, it has to do with the Visual C++ redistributable package or something like this, at least I saw this during the setup and then my computer rebooted immediately without any warning. If you have other important programs open or other installations running, this is really not cool...

I'd be very happy about the ability to (temporarily) disable the automatic sync as well. When I edit many entries one after the other, it's quite annoying that after each edit (and a short delay) the synchronization starts automatically. Especially, because the list of entries often shifts after the synchronization and the currently selected entry appears in the visible area of this list at the very bottom (scrolling position problem)... Has this feature already been discarded or is there still a chance that it could be integrated?

Are there any news about this yet? I'd also like to be able to use CTRL + A if I make a mistake when typing my master password. Especially with a long master password this would be helpful. Unfortunately this thread is almost one year old and the last answer was 7 months ago.

Hey @Garima Singh thank you for the tip! After the first reboot it worked, after the second one it didn't. But with the following 6 system reboots it worked again, Enpass didn't stay open. I'll keep watching this, but maybe it's fixed now.

Unfortunately it didn't help. I'll continue to look if I can find out what the problem is or why I have this problem since the last Enpass update. Until then, if the Enpass window remains open after the automatic start, I'll close it manually.

Yes, both options are enabled and I didn't change anything before or after the update. Now I disabled both options and enabled them again, maybe that has any effect. I'll test that and give you feedback here. Sometimes it works that Enpass immediately minimizes the app to the system tray, but most of the time it doesn't work. Before the last update I never had problems with this feature, back then it always worked fine.

I've set that Enpass is started automatically on system startup and I use Windows 10 2004 (latest version). Before the last Enpass update to version 6.5.0 (707) I had no problems with this feature. But now, after Enpass was started automatically when I start my computer, the window for entering the master password remains visible until I manually close it... Before that update, it appeared only for a few milliseconds and was closed immediately. Enpass then ran in the background - just as I would expect it to do when it was automatically started after system startup. Is this an intentional feature in the new version or is it a (known) bug? I find it inconvenient that I always have to close the Enpass window myself after system startup.

Is there any news on this yet? I have over 300 entries in Enpass and would like to remove the web form mapping from many of them, as this is no longer correct and causes some issues on many websites for me. Now I would have to create all entries again (this could take hours), because I can neither edit nor delete the mapping. Especially the deletion would be very very helpful.

Hi, when I upload a custom icon in Enpass, the vault/database file size increases on my local computer and on my cloud storage, of course. But when I delete an icon, it disappears, but the file size of the Enpass database doesn't decrease. Is the icon really deleted? This is the reason why I don't use custom icons yet, because I'd always increase the file size of the Enpass database file every single time I test whether an icon I upload looks good in the item list or not and I don't want that. Is there a way to completely delete an icon and restore the original file size of the database as it was before uploading the icon? Is this maybe a bug? Thanks in advance!