Enpass is a very good piece of software, but there is something missing which would be extremely helpful to many and that is a current password list.

If I've been told that one of my passwords appears on the dark web it would be very useful if I could search for that password. Otherwise, how would I know whether that is genuinely one of my passwords. I've got hundreds of logins in Enpass so I'm not going to remember. Perhaps it WAS genuine but changed years ago. How would I know ?

A simple way to implement a "find" is to provide a list (like a small spreadsheet) so I can scroll through. Sorting on the password field, will also enable me to see if there are duplicates or very similar passwords. At the moment, the idea of opening every login to read the password is not very appealling !

Please add this the an enhancements list.

Edited Monday at 07:41 PM2 days by LotsOfPAsswords
Should have proof read it first !

Enpass already has a Security Audit screen, which appears automatically when you open the app. There you can see a summary of your overall password health, including items with compromised, identical, weak, or expired passwords, items that need to be secured because of recent website breaches, and items that could be upgraded to 2FA or passkey security. Clicking on any of these categories takes you to a filtered list of the matching items, so there's no need to search password by password manually.

Source: https://help.enpass.io/personal/latest/all/password-health-audit

Even so, if you want to search for a specific password directly, Enpass allows that through its standard search. Just click the search field and, in the options menu (the three dots next to the field), change the search parameter from "Fields" (default) to "Passwords". This way, the search will only consider the content of the passwords, returning only the items whose passwords contain the searched text.

Source: https://help.enpass.io/personal/latest/all/searching-in-enpass

2 hours ago, Send Zero said:

... click the search field and, in the options menu (the three dots next to the field), change the search parameter from "Fields" (default) to "Passwords".

Well spotted ! I hadn't noticed the 3 dots - it does enable me to search for a specific password. Thank you