I use Keyboard Maestro, and among other things it saves clipboard items so you can paste them in again later. This works with every app I use, except Enpass, where copying items manages to skip the clip history. I have no idea how Enpass manages to put things into the clipboard in a way different than all other apps, but it is very annoying. (For instance, it is very useful to copy 2 or 3 items out of Enpass that I will need on a web page (say, login name, password, secret question & credit card number), and then have all of them available in my clipboard history for pasting into a web page.

Shouldn't all Macintosh apps have a clipboard that works the same way?

Hi @Alan in Oakland

Thanks for writing in.

It's because of security reason, Enpass protecting the data from being read from the clipboard by any other app. 

Cheers!

I don't see this as a security risk, but I can see why others might. You might consider a preference to allow everything except passwords to be placed in the normal clipboard.