Secure Input on macOS now deactivates when focus shifts away from Enpass In the previous release, Enpass could interfere with some keyboard shortcuts, text-expansion shortcuts, and the system emoji picker by retaining focus of the macOS Secure Input system while running in the background. This is now resolved.

What’s New: • Native passkey and password autofill support on Mac: Enpass can now be used as your default autofill service throughout macOS, including in Safari and apps that support the native autofill feature. In System Settings > Passwords > Password Options, select Enpass to enable passwords, passkeys, and authentication codes from Enpass in multiple apps. Just like on your iPhone, it's a faster, more secure way to sign into websites and native apps — and it feels right at home on your Mac. • Control autofill when Enpass is locked: You can now choose what information the Enpass browser extension is allowed to display in the autofill dropdown when the Enpass app itself is locked. Go to Enpass > Settings > Browser to enable this feature. • Enpass Lite is now Enpass Free: The Enpass Lite plan is now named Enpass Free. • Free plan limits for new users: New Enpass Free users on desktop platforms have a limit of 25 active items and one vault, making the free plan uniform across all platforms. The first 25 items added or imported by new users will be active. All additional items will be visible and readable, but are labeled “Restricted” and cannot be edited, copied, or used for autofill. • [Business] Recovery for keyfiles: Account Recovery is now available for Enpass Business users whose Enpass apps are secured with a keyfile, as well as those secured with only a Master Password. Bug Fixes: • Browser Extension in macOS 27: Fixed issue that prevented the Enpass browser extension from communicating with the Enpass app in macOS 27, which had interfered with autofill functionality. • Google Drive sync: Fixed an issue in which re-authentication failed with a "different account" error when the email IDs matched. Improvements: • Updated Qt framework (Security Issue: CVE-2026-9499, CVE-2026-8168): The application uses Qt 6.8.8 to address potential security vulnerabilities. • Archive and Trash logic: Copy and autofill actions are disabled for items in the Archive and Trash for all users. To use these items, you must restore them first. • Secure Event Input: Security feature added that prevents other apps from monitoring your keystrokes when sensitive password fields have focus. This update also includes other minor bug fixes and improvements. Questions? Visit discussion.enpass.io for help, email support@enpass.io, or tweet @EnpassApp.

If you are using the Enpass Free plan, you can now view premium features and purchase Enpass Premium plans directly from the Mac App Store. This means you can see the Website Breaches, Passkey Supported Items, and 2FA Supported Items sections within the app. Selecting these features will guide you to Enpass Premium plans, where you can complete your purchase using Apple In-App Purchase. Previously, these features and the option to upgrade were not available for Enpass Free users on the Mac App Store. For Business users • Vault sharing now supports Google Shared Drives with more than 100 members: The "Manage Access" screen for a vault in the Share Center now displays the complete list of members for any Google Workspace Shared Drive, regardless of the group size. Previously, the list was limited to the first 100 members, which prevented administrators from granting vault access to everyone in larger organizations. This version also includes other minor bug fixes and improvements.

This update introduces a re-engineered Security Score to prioritize critical risks; it also optimizes Wi-Fi Sync connectivity and ensures a better experience when managing notes and icons. Improvements - A More Meaningful Security Score: You can now see a more accurate representation of your vault's health through an enhanced scoring engine. This means the dashboard now prioritizes critical issues, like compromised passwords, and rewards the use of phishing-resistant factors like Passkeys. - Optimized Wi-Fi Sync discovery: The Wi-Fi Sync server now prioritizes active Ethernet and Wi-Fi connections while filtering out virtual network addresses from software like VirtualBox. This ensures your devices find and connect to each other reliably during synchronization. Bug Fixes - Unlimited Note length: The Notes field now supports more than 20,000 characters without truncating your data. Previously, saving an item with a very long note would silently remove content exceeding the character limit. Consistent Note appearance - The Notes field now uses a consistent background color across both light and dark themes. This replaces the bright yellow background that previously appeared in dark mode, ensuring the interface remains easy on the eyes. - Stable Note scrolling: The Notes section now maintains its scroll position when a background sync occurs. Previously, the view would automatically jump to the bottom of the note whenever the app synchronized. - Enpass Assistant shortcuts: Enpass Assistant now closes as expected when you press the Escape key on macOS. - Improved custom icon quality: Custom icons now render clearly in the interface. Previously, some user-uploaded icons appeared pixelated even when provided at the correct 200x200 pixel resolution. For Business Users -Vault connection clarity: The vault settings page now displays the specific service name and icon for SharePoint, Microsoft Teams, and Google Shared Drives. Previously, these business-specific vaults were labeled generically, making it difficult to distinguish between different storage locations. - Refined Google Workspace permissions: The Manage Access page for Google Workspace vaults now only displays members of the Shared Drive who also have explicit access to the vault folder. Previously, it could show users who had folder-level access but were not members of the shared drive. This version also includes other minor bug fixes and improvements.

- Autofill while locked: The desktop app now serves cached autofill items metadata to the browser extension even when locked and requires to unlock Enpass when an item is selected for filling. Requires Enpass browser Extension v6.11.14 - Added support for Conditional Passkey Sign-in and Enrollment: The desktop app now supports the underlying passkey handling required for conditional passkey sign-in and password-to-passkey enrollment flows initiated from the browser extension. - Passkey Management Links: Enpass now reads website-provided well-known passkey URLs to surface the right actions at the right time. When a site declares where users can enroll or manage their passkeys, Enpass shows the appropriate buttons directly in the app. - Improved SharePoint vault sharing: Increased the supported member limit for shared SharePoint sites from 1,000 to 5,000 users, enabling vault sharing with larger groups.

We hope you're enjoying the new Enpass UI! Based on your feedback, we've fixed several issues in this release, and more fixes are on the way. If you're facing any issues, feel free to reach out to us at support@enpass.io. This release brings smoother navigation and several reliability, display, and localization fixes. • Notes field now stays expanded reliably- The Notes field now stays expanded as expected. Once you expand the Notes field for any item, it remains expanded across all items until you manually collapse it or restart the app. Previously, the Notes field could collapse unexpectedly. • Notes text is now readable in Dark theme- Text entered in the Notes field now displays in the correct color when using the Dark theme. Previously, the text could appear in black on a dark background, making it hard to read. • Security score now displays correctly on launch- The security score on the Home dashboard now shows the correct value as soon as the app launches. Previously, it could display an incorrect score until you navigated away and returned. • Item editing options are now translated- Item editing options (such as Attachment, Section, and Add Field) now display in your chosen language. Previously, these options appeared in English even when using a different language like Portuguese. • Keyboard shortcut now copies the right password- The keyboard shortcut for copying passwords in the Enpass Assistant now correctly copies the password of the item shown in search results. Previously, it could copy the password of a previously selected item instead. • Importing from Sticky Password now preserves special characters correctly- Importing data from Sticky Password now correctly handles umlauts and other non-ASCII characters (such as ä, ö, ü, ß, and é). Previously, these characters could appear garbled after import. Your imported data now displays exactly as it should. • Copy passwords directly from Enpass Assistant- You can now copy a password directly from the Enpass Assistant's password generator. This option was removed in a previous update, is now restored. • Minor bug fixes and improvements For Business Users • Quickly access your vault storage location- Business users can now open the storage location of their shared vaults directly from the Sharing Center, available for OneDrive, Teams, and SharePoint Sites vaults.

Enpass has been redesigned with a modern interface, cleaner layouts, and streamlined workflows. This update builds on that foundation with fixes and stability improvements based on feedback from you. Here's what's been fixed: - Enpass now delivers a smoother experience when unlocking the app, closing the window using the red button, or quitting the app. - Minor bug fixes and improvements. If you run into any issues, reach out to us at support@enpass.io

A FRESH NEW LOOK. THE SAME ENPASS YOU TRUST. Enpass has been redesigned from the ground up with a modern, polished interface — cleaner layouts, streamlined workflows, and refined visuals across every screen. Everything you know and rely on works exactly the same; it just looks and feels a whole lot better. HERE'S WHAT YOU'LL NOTICE: — MODERN DESIGN THROUGHOUT: Cleaner layouts, improved spacing, and refined icons across every screen — sidebar, item lists, item details, editing, autofill, sharing, password generator, lock screen, and more. — REDESIGNED SETTINGS: A new, spacious layout that's less cluttered and easier to read, so configuring Enpass feels effortless. — STREAMLINED WORKFLOWS: Common tasks like adding items, importing data, and more now take fewer steps and are better organized, so you can get things done faster. — UPDATED VISUAL ELEMENTS: Buttons, icons, typography, and interactive elements have been refined for a cleaner, more intuitive experience. — REFRESHED SHARE CENTER (BUSINESS USERS): Manage all your vault sharing in one space — view vaults shared by you and shared with you, and update access rights on the spot. --- TRY IT OUT It's the same functionality and the same Enpass you already know — just better. We'd love for you to experience the new Enpass.

What’s New - This release improves passkey compatibility across more websites and browsers, and makes autofill smarter when you have multiple vaults. Improvements - Sign in with passkeys across related domains: Services that run across multiple domains — like regional sites — now work with a passkey created on the main domain. Fewer unexpected sign-in failures, more places your passkeys just work. - Resolved an issue in vault restoration where vaults created on OneDrive, SharePoint, or Microsoft Teams could fail to restore in certain scenarios for B2B users.

This release introduces a redesigned homepage with guided actions, clearer browser extension prompts, safer Master Password habits, and improved desktop consistency. It also adds enhanced passkey security support, including Pseudo-Random Function (PRF) support. Along with important stability fixes and broader passkey compatibility improvements across websites and browsers. **Improvements** -Master Password reminder experience: You’ll now be reminded to re-enter your Master Password from time to time, if you unlock Enpass using  biometrics. This helps ensure you never lose access to your encrypted data. -New homepage experience: Start every session with a redesigned homepage that brings clarity and direction to your Enpass experience. You can quickly understand what to do next, monitor your vault’s security health, and discover relevant premium features in one place. -Clear prompts to install the browser extension: You’ll now see distinct in-app notifications to help you install the Enpass browser extension, making autofill and password saving more secure and seamless across websites. -Enhanced passkey security (PRF support): Enpass now supports advanced security enhancements  including Pseudo-Random Function (PRF) support as part of passkey creation and sign-in. This improves compatibility, reliability, and alignment with modern WebAuthn standards while keeping existing passkeys fully compatible. **Bug fixes** -Vault selection during item creation: New items are now saved to the vault you explicitly select during creation, preventing confusion and ensuring items are stored exactly where expected. -Improved startup stability: Fixed a rare crash during startup caused by network instability. -Passkey creation and sign-in fixes: Resolved passkey issues on several supported websites, including Discord, Binance, Google services, Linear, Lululemon, SwissID, and others. -Fixed cases where passkey options did not appear, sign-in failed to trigger, or the extension was not invoked correctly. **Support & feedback** Need help or have feedback? Visit our support page [https://support.enpass.io/]

- Fixed a passkey sign-in issue for Google and Amazon accounts. - Fixed a crash that occurred during app startup. - Other minor bug fixes and improvements.

This quick update includes bug fixes related to import functionality and app performance.

We’ve made Enpass even better with new easy migration options for all users and stronger security controls specifically for business users. What’s New - Easier data migration with new import options: Users can now easily import your saved passwords and accounts directly from Dropbox, ESET Password Manager and Microsoft Authenticator. For Business users - New PIN complexity requirements: Your admin can enforce PINs that include uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers, and symbols for higher security. - Prevention of weak PINs: Your admin can now restrict the use of repetitive, sequential, or easily guessable PINs (like 1111, 1234, 2580) ensuring stronger protection. Bug Fixes for Business Users - Fixed issues where passwords outside the defined rule set were incorrectly flagged as violations. - Other minor bug fixes and improvements.

Safari Extension Changes: - This extension update fixed an important clickjacking vulnerability by preventing popover windows from overlaying the inline menu (Reported by Marek Tóth) - Fixed another issue that caused webpages to lag while typing in comments or messages. New Features for Enpass Business Users: The Enpass app now supports a wider range of your organization’s password policies and includes new features to strengthen your overall security. If your admin enables them, the app will guide you to follow these policies and ensures your passwords stay protected. Here’s what’s new: - Stronger Password Checks: Your company may now require passwords to meet certain rules like minimum length, complexity, or expiration. If a password doesn’t meet those rules, you’ll see it flagged as a "Rule Violating Password". - Stronger PIN Requirements: Your admin may require a longer minimum PIN to improve the security of your Enpass unlock method. - Prompt to Change Master Password if Found Compromised: If your admin enables this, Enpass will check your master password against the database of compromised passwords from HaveIBeenPwned.com. If it is found as compromised, you’ll be asked to change it. - No Autofill on Unsecure (HTTP) Websites: Autofill is not allowed on unsecure websites that use HTTP instead of HTTPS. Your admin may allow exceptions where needed. - Passkey Sign-in Policy: Your company may allow or restrict the use of passkeys in Enpass. If restricted, you won’t be able to store or sign-in using passkeys. - Touch-ID Unlock Policy: Your admin may choose to enable or disable Enpass app unlock using Touch-ID.

This update includes minor fixes to improve app stability and compatibility with newer and older versions of macOS. Fixes - Resolved a crash issue that occurred on macOS versions below 13 after updating the app. - Resolved an issue where the browser extension was not functioning properly on an upcoming version of macOS. - Various minor bug fixes and crash resolutions. For Enpass Business Users - New: When a connection to business cloud storage fails, diagnostic details now appear, with an option to share logs to assist in troubleshooting. - Fixed: Resolved an issue where admins couldn’t approve password recovery requests for OneDrive Business users after their email ID had been changed.

We're back with a fresh update! This release brings new enhancements to improve troubleshooting, expanded autofill capabilities, and important fixes to boost your overall Enpass experience. IMPROVEMENTS: - The Enpass extension can now autofill standalone TOTP (one-time code) fields on supported websites (PS: Requires Extension version 6.11.5 ~coming soon). - Added log options in Enpass Advanced Settings to help analyze the root cause of issues encountered while using the app. FIXES: - Fixed an issue where connecting multiple vaults to different Nextcloud accounts with the same username resulted in an 'Authentication error'. - Fixed a vulnerability where a malicious page or script could trick users into clickjacking by manipulating the transparency of input elements and Enpass’s inline menu on Safari browser (Reported by Marek Tóth). - Fixed an issue where the Enpass inline menu was occasionally hidden behind login fields with higher stacking order on some websites on Safari browser. The menu now appears consistently, ensuring smooth autofill experience (Reported by Marek Tóth). - Other minor bug fixes. FOR BUSINESS USERS: - Fixed an issue where vaults created within a Team displayed Error Code 0 when clicking the Manage Access button for few users. - You can now create a secondary vault directly at the root of a SharePoint or shared drive without needing to create a folder beforehand. - If your organization has restricted secondary vault creation for certain locations, a user from a group with permissions to create and share vaults can still create the vault, allowing the restricted user to add and access it.

New Feature for Business Users: - Event Logs (Enterprise Plan only): You can now view detailed logs of key events and changes made in the Enpass app and the Admin Console. These logs help track what's happening across your organization and are available under the 'Event Logs' section in the Admin Console. - SIEM Integration (Enterprise Plan only): Now, you can also connect Enpass with your SIEM (Security Information and Event Management) tools such as Sumo Logic, Splunk, Azure Sentinel, and QRadar, for visibility, monitoring, and analysis of security events across your organization. Enhancements for Business Users: - Vault restoration without password prompt: If your organization uses Enpass Hub, you can now restore or add an existing owned or shared vault without being asked for the vault password again.

Good Day Everyone, This release enhances security with a simplified passkey creation process, while delivering improved cloud storage integration and comprehensive domain management for business users. Here's everything that's new: What's New - Added option to delete imported files automatically after successful import. - Enhanced passkey creation with a more intuitive interface. - Cloud storage username changes (Dropbox, Box, OneDrive, Google Drive) now sync automatically to vault details. Fixes - Resolved extension visibility issue during app connection and passcode entry. - Various minor bug fixes and stability improvements. For Business Users We're excited to announce support for email and domain changes for OneDrive Business users! With SCIM integration, users can now: - Switch between domains seamlessly. - Maintain access to their data and shared vaults. - Experience uninterrupted service during transitions.

- Resolved an issue that was preventing Enpass from opening on older macOS versions (12 and below) after the recent update.

What's new - Family account admins can initiate managing family members access from the accounts page. - Small bug fixes and performance enhancements. For Enpass Business Users: - Fixed an issue where vault sharing was not working for some users.

Howdy Enpassians! As 2024 draws to a close, we’re focused on clearing out the backlog of reported issues to enhance your Enpass experience. This update brings numerous fixes and improvements based on your feedback, ensuring a smoother, more reliable app experience. Fixes: - Resolved an issue where some users were encountering error code 315993 during iCloud syncing. - Fixed an issue with folder sync and Wi-Fi sync that caused high CPU usage. - Fixed interruptions during item editing, ensuring seamless syncing without view switching. - WebDAV sync now works seamlessly with Mailbox.org. - Fixed an issue where users were unable to access data on network folders after changing permissions (on the network drive) to read-only. - Other minor bug fixes and crash fixes. For Enpass Business Users: - Fixed shared vault write permissions mistakenly acting as read-only because of multiple permissions on the same vault. - Fixed an issue where vault sharing was not working for vaults in Private team channels. - Fixed false key conflict alerts after admin key resets. - Resolved duplicate registration errors during Hub authentication. Questions? Visit discussion.enpass.io for help, email support@enpass.io, or tweet @EnpassApp.

In this quick release, we've addressed an issue where some users were encountering the "Please authorize again using OneDrive account" error message.

Just a couple corner-case bug fixes. WHAT’S FIXED: - Fixed an issue where the app failed to launch and started flickering on macOS Sequoia. - Resolved “Destination folder on sync is unreachable" error when syncing with a network drive or removable drive. - Default templates are now visible again for Dutch-language users who have done a fresh install of Enpass. FOR ENPASS BUSINESS USERS: - Resolved a bug that prevented changing access permissions for a vault’s creator. Questions? Visit discussion.enpass.io for help, email support@enpass.io, or tweet @EnpassApp.

Good day, everyone! This release brings a long-awaited improvement, and some minor bug fixes. WHAT’S NEW: - Extension can now accommodate up to 20 concurrent computer-user profiles WHAT’S FIXED: - Resolved an issue with the Enpass Assistant mini-window shrinking in size when a secondary monitor disengaged. FOR ENPASS BUSINESS USERS: - For users who have read-only access to a shared vault, with sensitive fields restricted, clicking a website’s reveal-password button (usually an eyeball icon) is now disabled. Questions? Visit discussion.enpass.io for help, email support@enpass.io, or tweet @EnpassApp.

Howdy Enpassians! This update adds truckloads of new importers, making it easier than ever to upgrade your password management to Enpass. WHAT'S NEW You can now import to Enpass from… - macOS Passwords/Safari browser - Firefox - Opera - Brave - NordPass - Norton Password Manager - Password Safe - Password Boss - RememBear - Zoho Vault - and RoboForm’s new CSV format WHAT'S FIXED - Resolved an issue with incorrectly autofilling old vs new password fields on websites in Safari. - Resolved an issue with folder structure not properly translating into tags during import from Keepass. - Other minor bug fixes. Questions? Visit discussion.enpass.io for help, email support@enpass.io, or tweet @EnpassApp.