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I was first impressed by their wide-range supported platforms & pricing so gave Enpass a try on their giveaway. Yet I've just used it on Windows.
To use Enpass's add-on & set sync account, its desktop app must be pre-installed. It stores sync data (if you wish to) in cloud using GG drive, OneDrive, Dropbox.. (I guess 2 step authentication can be used by activating one in such services?)
Their add-on for Chrome doesn't work on many Chromium-based browsers, give 403 error message if you ticked on "Verify browsers" in Settings.
You have to do such things like editing, copying, deleting.. any info in app, not through webpage or add-on like Lastpass, which is inconvenient for me..
To use Enpass's add-on & set sync account, its desktop app must be pre-installed. It stores sync data (if you wish to) in cloud using GG drive, OneDrive, Dropbox.. (I guess 2 step authentication can be used by activating one in such services?)
Their add-on for Chrome doesn't work on many Chromium-based browsers, give 403 error message if you ticked on "Verify browsers" in Settings.
You have to do such things like editing, copying, deleting.. any info in app, not through webpage or add-on like Lastpass, which is inconvenient for me..
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Updated initial post because I just tried this on macOS and Safari. It's a real solid alternative to KeePass and supports Sync by using your own cloud accounts. Cloud sync is free, but optional, so you still have complete control.
Enpass is a true offline secure password manager.
@MalwareBlockerYT Try this out.
@void011 They've improved a lot this past year, when I tried it was all automatic.
Enpass is a true offline secure password manager.
@MalwareBlockerYT Try this out.
@void011 They've improved a lot this past year, when I tried it was all automatic.
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