Great for privacy
Been using Enpass for years and I love it. The best feature IMO is it allows you to store your passwords on any personal cloud drive or even local server, so you don’t have to trust one random company with your most critical and sensitive data, or pay some subscription. Great native apps for iPhone, Linux, and Windows unifies my passwords across everything I use. Rare to have good software you can just buy and use these days.
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idiot programer
when i open up my damn passwords i want all of my damn passwords. if i want a search for week ones i will damn sure ask for it
Good Grief - why a home page?
When I open up the app, I'm looking for a password, not a homepage of meaningless info. C'mon. Do you people use the app you develop?
Counterproductive Security Changes
I used to recommend Enpass to everyone - cross platform, solid encryption, synced across devices, good autofill. What’s not to like. Then they instituted a constant demand to prove that you remember the master password across devices. What this does is actually decrease security, as it forces me to develop an easy to remember, easy to type/swipe password so that I can get rid of the constant time-suck of having to answer whether or not I remember my Master password or just continue to autofill. The other change is that if I don’t first go through all that noise in my browser extension, I have to click a blue Enpass icon in the login menu, click that I do in fact want to use Enpass auto-login and then get the opportunity to enter a PIN to use Enpass. Wouldn’t the fact that I clicked on the blue Enpass icon in the first place be enough indication that I want to use Enpass? The app has become a massive, distracting time suck instead of a security-boosting time-saver.
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Surprising very good!
Hadn’t heard of Enpass before, but it’s an incredibly well done password manager with lots of features and templates and a simple to use interface. I’ve found that managers are either simple with few features or complicated with many - Enpass has managed to combine the best of both. As someone who wanted a locally hosted password manager with a clean, polished UI, this is great. It would be great however if there were advanced options to change the encryption types such as to use xChaCha for example.
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