I was using enpass only because it was one of better offline managers right after keepassxc. Upon first launch after update my firewall blocked connections to: 35.161.178.150, 35.162.6.243, 40.77.229.123 which I doesn’t find nice to put this mildly. I’m not a fan of bulky metro interface, especially hard to navigate flying options panel which took the place of standard window. Now You: Do you use a password manager? If so, which and why? Premium versions offer lifetime access and are not subscription-based.Įnpass stores data locally on the device and may sync it using various cloud providers. If you want mobile support, you may need to buy the premium version as the free mobile version is limited to 20 password entries only. Closing WordsĮnpass ticks the right boxes for the most part when it comes to paid password managers it is possible to just use the desktop version of Enpass and do so entirely free. Passwords may also be moved to the archive where they remain accessible but are not included in searches anymore good for keeping old passwords out of the way without deleting them. Items that are deleted by users of the password manager are moved to the Trash automatically so that they may be recovered (if deleted accidentally). Each vault requires the selection of a different cloud account for synchronization Enpass should consider finding a better solution for that as the implementation is less than optimal.Įnpass' Trash and Archive functionality changed as well.
separating multiple work vaults or work and home vaults. The new version of the password manager introduces support for multiple vaults that users can switch between, e.g.
Users of Enpass 6 are not limited anymore to a single vault. Secure Sharing, a function to share passwords with others, supports the use of Pre-Shared Keys now for that extra bit of security.
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