All other fields of the original entry are represented by two csv columns, where columns with even numbers contain a field's name and the subsequent odd-numbered column contains the field's value. So how do they do it? The first column always contains the title of the entry, while the last column may contain the notes field (if the entry contained notes). Thus, CSV is not really the best format to represent that data, but it still works. This is understandable, as an single record in Enpass can contain an arbitrary number of fields, which the user can give any name they like. Why halfhearted? Because it's not typical tabular data with fixed columns, but rather stores an arbitrary number of columns with rows that don't necessarily correspond to each other. The latter format seems to be intended for humans, while the former can be halfheartedly read by machines. If you need to convert old style Enpass CSV exports, use v1.0 of the conversion script.Įnpass (pre-v6) offers two export formats: csv and plain text. Update: Enpass now supports JSON export, which current versions of the above linked script handle correctly. But it's not even that simple… Export Format Sadly, i have to say goodbye to a good piece of software. Today, i'm banning google from my Android phone and thus had to realize that Enpass' Pro version strictly requires Google Play Services. great features (storing different types of data TOTP).

great support for different operating systems.decent (though sometimes slightly laggy) browser extensions.I've been recommending it to lots of people for the following reasons:

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