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Enpass works nicely. I can freely share vaults and keep vaults backed up in anyway I prefer. Two downsides: 1. Mobile is paid I think 2. Not open source
by CrimsonRain 5y ago
Enpass works nicely. I can freely share vaults and keep vaults backed up in anyway I prefer.
Two downsides:
1. Mobile is paid I think
2. Not open source
- mehanik 5y agoAgree, I have been using it for years. It has a nice, non-browser based client on all platforms including Linux.
- Ecstatify 5y agoPersonally I don't recommend Enpass. They switched to a subscription model like every other password manager. They don't host your data so have no recurring expense, I don't understand how they can justify the subscription model. They have no real innovation, they added an "Audit Feature" for an additional €26.49 per year.
- tw04 5y agoThey appear to have a lifetime option? “Enpass lifetime premium: $79.99”
- CrimsonRain 5y agoSorry; I didn't know. I got the "pro" version long ago for iOS and they have basically retained that (kinda upgraded for free as now I can use on all devices). I think it cost me $10 or something. So amazing for me. Now the same deal is $80 which I think is still ok but on the high side. I like their hands off approach. Password autofill/save etc are also far better than most other password managers (esp bitwarden).