It was the year 2013, the BlackBerry 10 was launched, we were pretty excited about it and in no time, rolled out Enpass for Blackberry, as a sleek and sophisticated product. It was loved hugely among the audience and was mentioned among the top apps for BlackBerry a couple of times in the media. All was going…
Moving on to Enpass WebExtension for Firefox.
Mozilla is cutting support for the add-ons from Firefox 57 beta to replace them with powerful WebExtensions. So that our Firefox users can now feel the same joy of smooth browsing with auto-filling, we have rolled out a pre-release version of the all-new Enpass WebExtension that will also support the current stable Firefox browser. To get it…
Enpass for Windows: Which version should I use?
This week, we introduced a new edition of Enpass for Windows. The new version is the port of our traditional desktop Win32 app to Windows Store using Microsoft’s Desktop Bridge technology. The app allows us to offer you our new browser extension for Microsoft Edge – a much-requested feature from Windows users for quite a while.But…
Here comes the Edge Extension for Enpass, and few changes along the way
It’s been a long wait, but it’s here finally! It took us longer than what we expected when we started working with Microsoft to bring an extension for the Microsoft Edge browser. Also, while we were working on it, we realized, we need to change a few other things about Enpass for Windows. So, sit…
Hey websites, please don’t email me my passwords!
The other day I signed up for an online service and received the usual welcome email immediately. But that wasn’t the most pleasant welcome! There was my password – in all its complex glory – in plain text; I got worried with a thought… “Are they storing users’ password at their end?”. And things became…
