Release Notes for Portable

Version 6.4.0

Release Date May 13, 2020

What’s New:

Multiple Vaults: We are very excited to have the support of more than one vault in Enpass to collaborate with our family and team members, keeping our personal data separate in Primary vault. It was one of the most demanded features from you guys. You can share a vault with others by syncing through a common cloud account where each vault need a distinct cloud account to sync. Just go ahead, and give it a try!
Secure Sharing: Every single item that you want to share with others can now be encrypted with a passphrase (call it Pre-Shared Key). You can create PSKs from the Advanced Settings of Enpass after which an additional option to Encrypt with PSK will appear while sharing the item. You need to share the PSK prior with the intended recipient to enable them to import in their Enpass. Please use a different medium to share the PSK than you’ll use to share the item. -“Keys are always kept hidden from the locks” ;-).
Enpass Assistant: The minified Enpass is now called Enpass Assistant (Formerly Helper). It offers excellent autofilling experience with browser extensions, and you can invoke it from a Keyboard shortcut or System Menu bar.
Always run Enpass Assistant in docked mode: From now onwards, you can stick the Enpass Assistant on the screen, and it won’t disappear when you click outside it. You can enable it from Enpass General settings under the Behavior section. Also, once the Enpass Assistant is opened, you can use the Keyboard shortcut Shift+Ctrl+ D to stick it on the screen.
Keyfile Support: You want to have a super-duper strong master password, huh! Yeah, but memory has a limit to memorize it. No worries, you can use Enpass 6 to let you use Enpass-Keyfile in addition to your master password as a second factor required to unlock the Enpass on every platform.
Website icons aka Favicons: Long-awaited support for Favicons is now available in Enpass as Website Icons. Yippe! Jump on to Enpass Settings -> Customize -> Website Icons and see the list swapping default icons to the respective URLs.
Pwned Password section in Password Audit: A section for the passwords which are Pwned (compromised in a hack) under the Password Audit sections. The app will securely check all your passwords against the list of breached passwords in the past (via haveibeenhacked.com), and if found, the compromised passwords will appear under this section, which we recommend should be changed immediately.
Classic View: Many of our Windows users still loving the Classic View and demanded the same for Enpass. And here it is. For Windows 7 and 8 the app by default run in the Classic theme and for Windows 10 you need to enable it from the app Settings > Customize > Theme > Select the Classic option and restart the app.
Password subset: The feature makes a comeback, Enpass now lets you see certain characters of a password as specified by position. For example, “1st, 3rd, next-to-last, last” by just mentioning their place in a specified format.
Exporting database in CSV Format: Now in addition to the JSON & TXT we also support exporting your data in the CSV format.
Custom Icons: Let’s you set any image as an icon for an item.
Trash & Archive: You know what to do with Trash. Archive those unwanted items which should be skipped while Searching.
Identities: Create identities with personal information for auto-filling long, tedious sign-up forms with a single click.
Multi-Line Field: It’s a new field type where you can save data in multiple-lines.
History of Every Field: Like password fields, you can now see the history of changes in every kind of fields in an item except Notes.
Dark theme: Added support for dark mode on macOS Mojave and Linux.
A separate section under the ‘Groups’ tab to have a quick look at all TOTPs & Attachments.
Added localization support for Afrikaans, Malay, Croatian, Hungarian, Indonesian, Romanian, Slovak and Swedish.
Now use PageUp/PageDown and Home/End buttons to scroll through items in the item listing.
Enhanced the UI for light themes.
Windows clipboard history won’t have any data copied from Enpass app.

Version 5.6.9

Release Date May 24, 2018

What’s New:

Pwned Passwords– Enpass now lets you check your passwords against the list of breached passwords managed by haveibeenpwnd.com. You can do so by right-clicking on the password field and then ‘Check if pwned’ in the context menu.

Improvements:

Enpass will no longer collect any analytics using Google analytics.

Version 5.6.5

Release Date Mar 15, 2018

What’s New:

Autocopy TOTP to Clipboard: Enpass will now auto-copy the TOTP to clipboard after auto-filling your login details. You just have to paste it into the required field and go!
Autofill in basic auth dialogs: With this update, you’ll be able to autofill the basic HTTP authentication dialogues in Chrome and Opera browsers.
The new systemwide shortcut to access Enpass: You can now access your Enpass data from anywhere in your Windows and MAC systems by just creating a system-wide shortcut, the hotkey, from the Enpass settings.

Improvements:

Added Support for Firefox WebExtensions: We’ve released the WebExtension version of the Enpass extension for Portable Enpass. You just need to download the WebExtension from our website, and you’re good to go.
Brushes away a bug that was stuck to Enpass in any of last releases where the clipboard was getting cleared even if it is disabled from security settings.
Added import from 1Password .csv file.

Fixes:

Some of you fine people were not able to import data from .1pif exported from 1Password. Now fixed.
Fixes an issue where users were facing problem in importing data saved in non-English characters from
Roboform and Lastpass password managers.
Fixes an issue where the data copied from Enpass extension was not being cleared from clipboard after the specified time interval.

Version 5.5.6

Release Date June 15, 2017

Improvements:

Dropbox v2 API – Enpass currently uses version 1 of Dropbox API for syncing with Dropbox account. From 28th of this month, the v1 API would no longer be supported by Dropbox so to keep your sync smooth and intact we’ve implemented the new v2 API.
Improved functionality of Importing data from other password managers.

Fixes:

Security fixes.

Version 5.5.5

Release Date May 25, 2017

What’s New:

Attachment support: Yes, you got it right, from now on, you can attach files to Enpass. So let it be anything, the snap of your Credit Card, Passport, key files etc., that should not be stored unencrypted to your device can find a secure place inside Enpass keychain.
Quick PIN support: Set an alphanumeric PIN to quickly unlock Enpass if the App is already running in the background, otherwise, master password will be required.
Touch ID and Touch bar support: Now unlock the Enpass with your fingerprint on the Touch ID-supported MacBook Pro. Also, you will see the enhanced controls in the Touch Bar of your New MacBook Pro. (Mac only)
CSV/DSV import: If you’re having your passwords and login details in CSV or any other delimiter separated file, you can now import them in Enpass using the all new custom CSV/DSV data importer.
zxcvbn will show the strength of password: We have empowered the password strength indicator with Dropbox zxcvbn to check you from choosing weak passwords.
Selective field sharing: Sharing has gone better with an option to choose the fields to be shared rather than the whole item. So now you can share your bank details with anyone by removing login and other sensitive details. Cool, huh!
Subset of password: It lets you see certain characters in password specified by position, for example, “1st, 3rd, next-to-last, last” by just mentioning their position in a specified format.
A better way to organize items: You can now create sub-folders by right clicking on parent folder in sidebar with an additional feature to move subfolders among parent folders by ‘drag n drop’. We have also improved the drag ’n’ drop behavior for moving items between categories and folders where now you also get the option of copying them (instead of moving only) by pressing and holding the ‘option’ key.
More auto-locking options: Added various auto-locking options under security settings of Enpass to lock on system sleep, screensaver, and Fast-user switching. (Mac only)

Improvements:

Setting up a shortcut for auto-filling: We have changed the way you used to setup the shortcut key for auto-filling in browsers. Now instead of defining it in main Enpass App, you have to configure it in your browser extensions independently.
Improved behavior of copying to Clipboard: Now Enpass copies text on clipboard with a tag, protecting the data from being read from clipboard by any other app. (Mac only)

Fixes:

Sync with WedDAV: Enpass will now show a security warning message (while syncing) to those users who have configured their WebDAV/ownCloud server using a self-signed certificate, and they have to disconnect and set up sync again.
Launching of wrong URL from helper: There was an issue with the items having multiple URLs, where, when a user tried to launch the second URL from Helper window (as one displayed on clicking extension icon), the first URL was always launched. Fixed.
ERROR -120: Fixed an issue where Enpass shows error -120 while syncing esp. when the system wakes from sleep.
Hiding of title bar of Enpass’ settings window: Fixed an issue where the setting window of Enpass was presented in such a way that the title bar of setting window went out of scope of top limit of screen. This used to happen when the title bar of Enpass was already near the top of screen and then the settings-window’s title bar was appearing just above that with no access to window controls. (Windows only)
Problem while establishing connection to extension on Mac having multiple users: Clicking on extension icon was throwing Error (403 or unverified browser) as it was trying to connect with Enpass App executed by another user (in case a user has just fast-switched from another user account). It was not the expected behavior for the user who hasn’t actually installed Enpass App in his account. Fixed. (Mac only)
Now the High DPI support will be enabled by default, which you can turn off in the advance section of the Enpass settings,if required.
Fixed an issue where some users had to face Error 403 in using Enpass Extension in the 64-bits Browsers.
Fixes an issue of high CPU usage while syncing with WebDAV.
Another issue while importing from generic CSV/DSV was encountered when the data contains special German letters. Fixed.
Fixed an issue when syncing with Google Drive used to stop due to the creation of multiple database files in Drive. Now sync will continue to function with the latest Enpass database. Expect more improvements to come in future builds.
An issue where enabling sync with WebDAV/OwnCloud was stuck at connecting has been fixed.
Autosave dialog of Enpass helper used to behaving aberrantly by fluctuating once from localized to English language. Fixed.
Fixed an issue while importing TOTP fields from 1Password.
Memory cleanup for added security of data.
Fixed an issue while importing data from Lastpass.
Other minor improvements and fixes.

Version 5.5.3

Release Date Oct 13, 2016

Initial release.