Also it seems there is no "beta" extension to work with the beta version. I'm testing Enpass beta in my Pixelbook and so far everything looks good except for the Chrome extension. Please release all your frustration here by reporting them. This is a Beta and there might be some bugs to frustrate you. * Compatibility improvements for Android N. * Now user can choose any folder to backup Enpass data & restore it. * A quick setup page to enable Fingerprint, Cloud sync and get started with sample items. * Folder sync : Now you can sync your Enpass keychain locally to any folder on your device. * Introducing Enpass for Chromebook. For Autofilling in Chrome browser of Chromebook, you will need to install browser extension " Chromebook connector for Enpass". Chromebook Connector is a specially designed Enpass extension that lets you. Enpass is an offline password manager, and it requires the native app and extension for. The complete change-log of Beta v5.4.4 is: Introducing Enpass for Chromebooks Yea, there were hurdles. NOTE: The list of Chromebook that supports Android Apps is available here. For any help regarding autofilling in Chromebook, have a look at user manual. For that you need to install a browser extension Chromebook Connector for Enpass from Chrome Web Store. It will definitely enhance your browsing experience by autofilling all your usernames, passwords and credit cards on the web pages you browse in Chrome browser in Chromebook. We have also released a Enpass browser extension ' Chromebook Connector for Enpass', which is specially designed to work with Chrome browser in Chromebook. With the recently released Enpass Beta 5.4.4, your wait for Enpass app for Google Chromebook is now over.
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