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Enpass is one of the numerous applications that you can rely on to keep all your online credentials stored in a single place, safely protected by the password you select. A lot of users prefer online shopping to the traditional one, as well as making financial transactions right from their PC, instead of visiting a bank whenever they want to manage the contents of their account.

Import credentials from other accounts

When running Enpass for the first time, you get the possibility to choose whether you want to create new local records or if you prefer to simply restore data from your Dropbox or OneDrive accounts.

Additionally, you can also import information from other famous password managers, such as Handy Safe, KeePass, LastPass, Password Safe, DataVault, RoboForm, SplashID or SPB Wallet.

It should also be mentioned that you can import data from several supported Mac applications, such as RoboForm, KeePassX, eWallet, mSecure, Moxier Wallet or SafeWallet.

Another strong point of Enpass is that its clients can be run on all major mobile platforms, namely iOS, Windows Phone, Android and Blackberry.

On the downside, the only way to export your data is to TXT, meaning that all the info is left completely unprotected, so you should use this function as rarely as possible.

Store passwords for a wide range of accounts

If you choose to create new records that will be stored locally, you need to first select a master password, then choose the type of entry you want to add (credit card, finance, software licenses, online logins, passwords, secure notes or travel info).

Depending on the type of record you are interested in, Enpass provides you with multiple templates that you can choose from, all meant to simplify the entire process as much as possible.

Generate strong passwords and automatically clear clipboard

Regardless of the type of entry you want to set up, Enpass offers you the possibility to either enter your own custom passkey or generate a brand new one. You get to specify the password's length, as well as the type of characters that should be used (symbols, uppercase or lowercase letters).

Moreover, you can set Enpass to be automatically locked after a specified time interval, as well as clear all the data stored in the clipboard after as little as 30 seconds.

All in all, Enpass is a straightforward utility that is bound to be appreciated by those who like to have all their online info at hand, especially since they can import credentials from numerous third-party services.[/i]Whats New:
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.

Improvements:

Enhanced Import from other password managers: We have tweaked the import functionality, which will make Migration of your data from other (not so good) password managers to Enpass a cake walk.
Tag Suggestions: Better tag suggestions, the app will auto-suggest the existing tags (along with the parent of the tag) as soon as you start trying them.
Password Readability: This update improves the readability of Passwords against the light/dark backgrounds with a new color combination for the Digits, Uppercase, and Symbols.
Option to clear 'Recent items' from the app: Now you can clear the list of Recent items from the app's Menu bar.
Exporting Trashed & Archived items: Enpass now also supports exporting your Trashed or Archived items, tick the check boxes for Trashed & Archived while exporting to a desired format.

Fixes:

A glitch in UI where the app window was getting cut off while creating a new item in the custom templates. Fixed.
A bug which was impeding users from adding an attachment if the attachment had % symbol in its name. Fixed.
A bug in the manual proxy configuration didn't allow some users to configure the cloud sync has been resolved.
The custom icons weren't resized or cropped appropriately. Fixed.
A UI bug where enabling/disabling the checkbox of 'Autosubmit Login' in Enpass Browser settings didn't display the actual state. Fixed.
If a Multiline field was marked as sensitive, then the information wasn't concealed with bullets in the edit page. Fixed.
While creating a new Tag, or sub-tag the focus automatically got back to the previously selected list in the Sidebar. Fixed.
While re-ordering the fields, the scroller on the edit item page wasn't moving with the field which was being re-ordered. Fixed.
While printing the database, the app didn't sort the database in the correct alphabetic order. Fixed.
While copying or moving an item from one vault to another, the information saved in the Web form wasn't copied/moved to the item in new vault. Fixed.
For the Note category, clicking Ctrl+C in the Enpass Assistant didn't copy the selected information. Fixed.
[i]Homepage
https://www.enpass.io/