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Bottom line: This is a keeper. Heres why (my analysis and experience )
I have about 90 mostly super secure passwords. I care about my password security so I update many of the important ones periodically. I need to sync them across our household devices, iPads, iPhones, Windows PC and find Im often adding or deleting usernames and passwords and login notes.

Ive tried and used many of the highly rated non subscription PW managers, free and paid for and had settled in on 1Password for over a year until they changed it to an annual subscription which, despite my need for something good is totally not worth it. I used Windows Roboform for many years before that when it was the king of password managers - and then it became a subscription. I will never do a subscription PW manager especially as, from what I can see, none of them is perfect. Some websites use added steps or time dependent fields to make sure your not attacking them and those added security steps trip up password managers. So, I find that the best password managers make it easy for you to sign in on websites that arent trying to beat you up with added security AND they also offer easy workarounds and it kinda works ok login procedures for websites that are trying hard to make your login experience miserable. Enpass is one of the best, if not the best for dealing with a wide range of website idiosyncrasies.

Ive now settled in in Enpass and have been using it for about 6 months. Heres what I find:
1: syncing between devices.... Awesome. Im really happy as I can sync everything to iCloud and then sync it again to Dropbox. The free Windows version for PC syncs beautifully too and thats a big deal. Everything updates and couldnt be better.
2: ease of sign in on sites that arent trying to mess with you... Very good
3: ease of sign in on sites that are trying to make your login experience miserable. Fair to very good depending on circumstances. Enpass is flexible and intuitive once you use it. I like it.
4: the internal workings, editing, generating secure passwords, fingerprint, password field management, password field editing, folders, etc ... Really very good. Im pleased.
5: Beauty... Its not so much beautiful as it is practical. Having more website icons associated with passwords would make it prettier. Its beauty is its practicality and that means to me that it is beautifully done software. It never crashes or locks up.
6: Intuitiveness... Very good its similar to a lot of other password managers but seems a little more friendly all around.

Notice I gave it 5 stars but didnt say it was perfect. Im giving it 5 stars because I think that for each performance feature its equal to or better than every other PW manager Ive ever tried, tested for a while or purchased. I think its worth the one time price.

Gt12fyi3 about Enpass Password Manager, v5.3.0