Software Update: Enpass 6.7.2

Version 6.7.2 of Enpass for Windows has been released. Enpass is a password manager for Windows, macOS, Linux and various mobile platforms. The program allows you to easily log in to websites and manage your passwords. For example, new passwords can be generated, let it know if a password is weak, old, or used more often. Data is stored encrypted locally, but syncing via services such as iCloud, Dropbox, Google Drive or OneDrive is also possible. Enpass is free to use on the desktop; for use on a mobile device or with multiple users, a subscription will have to be taken out. The changelog for this release looks like this:

Fixes:

• Fixed an issue where Enpass Assistant was not autofilling on the first attempt after unlock.
• The former Enpass version was able to import 1Password data only from the 1PIF folder. We have added a new option as “.1PIF file” alongside “.1PIF folder”. Fixed the issue where some users were not able to select the .1PIF file while importing 1Password data.
• Fixed an issue where the trashed items were also included in the Identical items list under Audit.
• Hint for the Search field in Enpass Assistant was being overlapped in the Chinese Language. Fixed.