Beta Release Notes for Android

Release Date May 16, 2019

What’s New:

Keyboard Shortcut for the Enpass extension: Like the Enpass desktop apps, you can now define a Keyboard Shortcut to fill the details in a Chrome browser. But unlike the desktop apps, there is no default Keyboard set, so you need to set it via Enpass Browser Extension > Navigate to Extension Options > Keyboard Shortcuts.

Fixes:

High CPU Usage in Chromebooks: Many of our users reported that the previous Enpass beta version was consuming a high CPU usage, which forced them to close the app. This update will fix this problem and optimize the CPU usage so that you can use the app usually.
Blank screen while adding the TOTP: Some users were getting a blank screen while scanning the TOTP QR code on their Android devices. This problem mostly occurred on the mobile device having three or more cameras. It’s now fixed.
The app got crashed when a user was trying to open an attached text (.txt) file. Fixed.
Several random, rare crashes on the launch, and at other times have been eliminated.
The Enpass app occasionally didn’t unlock even after entering the correct PIN. Fixed.
Other minor fixes.

Improvements:

Improvement the Autofilling in Chromebooks: This update offers a better auto-filling, auto-capturing of the login details to ensure that you have a smooth browser experience.
UI Improvements.
Other minor improvements.

Improvements:

Autofill support in Chromebooks: Say howdy to all new “Chromebook connector for Enpass” which makes auto-filling details in Chrome browser easier than ever. Get the beta from here http://bit.ly/2TKsq0Q.
App Shortcuts: A quicker way to Search, Add or access Favorites items. Users can reveal them by long-pressing app’s launcher icon.
Fast Scrolling through item’s list.
A better Dark mode for Enpass.
Minor fixes.