Release notes for Enpass Linux

A Fresh New Look. The Same Enpass You Trust. And lots of updates and upgrades.

Enpass for Linux has been redesigned from the ground up with a modern, polished interface, including cleaner layouts, streamlined workflows, and refined visuals throughout the app. Everything you know and rely on in Enpass works as it always has, but everything looks and feels a whole lot better.

This release also includes many additional functionality improvements and bug fixes.

Redesign

• Modern design throughout
  Cleaner layouts, improved spacing, and refined icons everywhere.
• Redesigned Settings
  The spacious, more intuitive new layout is less cluttered and easier to read.
• Streamlined workflows
  Common tasks like adding items and importing data are now better organized and require fewer steps.
• Updated visual elements
  Buttons, icons, typography, and interactive elements have been refined for a cleaner, more intuitive experience.
• New Homepage and Security Score
  The redesigned Enpass homepage provides better clarity about the state of your personal security and password heath.
• Wayland Support
  This refresh also adds native support for the Wayland display protocol for modern Linux distributions.

Also New or Improved

• Master Password Reminders
  If you usually unlock Enpass using biometrics, you can now receive occasional prompts to re-enter your Master Password to help you remember it.
• Enhanced passkey support
  • Passkey creation and login are now faster and easier, with Enpass recognizing — without being prompted by an on-screen dialog — when a site offers passkey security, passkey features, or expects a passkey for login. (Support for Conditional Passkey Sign-In and Enrollment, Passkey Management Links, and Pseudo-Random Function.)
  • Support for passkey authentication in iframes, and for recognizing when you have deleted or updated a passkey on the account page of site that uses third-party identity verification.
  • For services that run across multiple domains, passkeys created on the main domain now work everywhere.
• Control autofill when Enpass is locked
  You can now choose what information the Enpass browser extension is allowed to display in the autofill dropdown when the Enpass app itself is locked. Enable this feature in Enpass > Settings > Browser.
• Optimized Wi-Fi Sync discovery
  If you use Wi-Fi Sync, Enpass now prioritizes active Ethernet and Wi-Fi connections, filtering out virtual network addresses from software like VirtualBox, so your devices can more reliably connect with each other.
• Better handling of password change on websites
  Enpass will now identify the correct login item even when the username is not available, making password updates more reliable.
• Easier Data Migration
  You can now import passwords and accounts directly from Dropbox, ESET Password Manager, and Microsoft Authenticator.
• Updated Qt Framework (Security Issue: CVE-2026-9499, CVE-2026-8168)
  Patched Qt Framework, used in creating the Enpass UI, to address potential security vulnerabilities

Other Changes

• Enpass Lite is now Enpass Free
  The Enpass Lite plan is now named Enpass Free.
• Free plan limits for new users
  • New users on desktop platforms have a limit of 25 active items and one vault, making the Free plan features uniform across all platforms.
  • The first 25 items added or imported by new users will be active. All additional items will be visible and readable, but are labeled “Restricted” and cannot be edited, copied, or used for autofill.
• Premium 3-Year Plan option
  We’ve added a new purchase option — get a 33% discount on three years of Enpass Premium.
• Archive and Trash logic
  Copy and autofill actions are disabled for items in the Archive and Trash for all users. To use these items, you must restore them first.

For Business Users

• Refreshed Share Center
  Business users can now manage all vault sharing in one space. View vaults you’ve shared and vaults that have been shared with you, and update access rights, all in the the same interface.
• Vault sharing for over 100 members of Google Shared Drives
  Manage Access in the Share Center now displays all members for Google Workspace Shared Drives, regardless of the group size, instead of only the first 100 members.
• SharePoint vault sharing improvements
  The supported member limit for shared SharePoint sites has been changed from 1,000 to 5,000 users.
• Recovery for Keyfiles
  Access Recovery is now available to Enpass Business users who added a keyfile on top of their their Master Password.
• Quickly access your vault storage location
  Business users with vaults in OneDrive, Teams, and SharePoint Sites can now open the storage location of their shared vaults directly from the Sharing Center.
• Improved autosave behavior
  When saving or updating logins tied to your registered business account, items are now more reliably saved to your Business Primary Vault.
• Refined Google Workspace permissions
  The Manage Access page for Google Workspace vaults now displays only members of the Shared Drive who also have explicit access to the vault folder, instead of also including users who had folder access but were not members of the shared drive.
• Enhanced Security Policies
  Administrators can now enforce stricter security controls, including:
  • Stronger Password Checks: Admins can now require passwords to meet certain rules like minimum length, complexity, or expiration. If a password doesn’t meet those rules, you’ll see it flagged as a “Rule Violating Password.”
  • Stronger PIN Requirements:  Admins can now require a longer or more complex PINs to improve the security when unlocking Enpass.
  • Prompt to Change Master Password if Compromised:  Admins can enable Enpass to check Master Passwords against compromised-passwords at HaveIBeenPwned.com, and require unsafe passwords to be changed.
  • No Autofill on Unsecure (HTTP) Websites: Autofill is now prevented on unsecure websites that use HTTP instead of HTTPS. Admin can allow exceptions where needed.
  • Passkey Sign-in Policy: Admins can now allow or restrict the use of passkeys in Enpass.
• Resolved an issue in vault restoration
  Previously, vaults created on OneDrive, SharePoint, or Microsoft Teams could fail to restore in certain scenarios for Enpass Business users.

Bug fixes

• Importing data from Sticky Password now correctly handles umlauts and non-ASCII characters, like ä, ö, ü, ß, é.
• Fixed an issue with re-authentication generating a “different account” error even when the email IDs matched.
• Fixed a passkey sign-in issue for Google and Amazon accounts.
• Fixed a crash that occurred during app startup.
• New items are now saved to the vault you explicitly select during creation, preventing confusion and ensuring items are stored exactly where expected.
• The activation process now recovers smoothly when your internet connection is restored after an initial network error, fixing a previous SSL error that could persist after connectivity was back.
• Resolved passkey issues on several supported websites, including Discord, Binance, Google services, Linear, Lululemon, SwissID, and others.
• Fixed cases where passkey options did not appear, sign-in failed to trigger, or the extension was not invoked correctly.
• …and other minor bug fixes and improvements.

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