Good day-to-day experience but please fix the import utility

Enpass works well as a 1Password competitor on iOS and OS X (and, by the way, also Linux, where 1Password fears to tread). I hope that for the desktop versions, browser integration with plugins is on the roadmap; this is a key 1Password feature and Enpass can compete well by adding these.

Where I find this desktop version of the product to be very rough around the edges is with the data import. I first attempted to export my entire 1Password DB as a single file containing 350+ records of different types (passwords, secure notes, etc). Enpass did not import correctly and in some cases, records didnt get imported at all. After deleteing everything back out of Enpass, I redid the 1Password export by category. Enpass did better but I also uncovered a pretty serious bug.

Enpass - if you are scanning these reviews: Each successive record imported into Enpass contained the data from all of the previous records in the same import file. So, record 1 looked like:

Display Name: Foo
Password: foo_password
URL: foo_url

But then record 2 looked like:

Display Name: Bar
Password: foo_password
URL: foo_url
Password: bar_password
URL: bar_url

And record 3:

Display Name: Baz
Password: foo_password
URL: foo_url
Password: bar_password
URL: bar_url
Password: baz_password
URL: baz_url

I could hand-edit fixes for my category-wise imports when there were a small number of records in the import. However, when I imported my largest category (website logins, 270+ records), this bug created two major problems:

1. If the first record takes one second to import, the amount of time to import R number of records is (R * (R+1)) / 2 seconds, so at 270+ records I was looking at *over ten hours* to import all of those.
2. The CPU on my MacBook Air cranked right up to 11.

While this bug does not impact my -daily- use of the app, it is a big problem for customers that are new to the app. I hope you fix it soon, because your decision to support Linux was one of my main reasons for paying for the Pro version of the Enpass app on iOS.

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