What changed in the GBpass password manager and when: Android app versions, browser extension
releases, plan changes and help center updates. Newest first. Last change on
.
Help center
Guides updated for the free plan, plus a new Restore a purchase guide
New guide: Restore a purchase. It covers the difference between Google Play being unreachable and there being no purchase to restore, so a paying user is never told their subscription is gone when Play is simply down.
Existing guides re-checked against the free plan and the 30-day trial, with refreshed screenshots.
The website was rebuilt with a lighter layout, self-hosted fonts and no third-party scripts. Nothing on the site loads from an ad or analytics network.
Browser extensionVersion 1.0.2
Chrome Web Store listing
The GBpass extension is available in the Chrome Web Store.
The listing now says up front that you need a GBpass account, created in the Android app, to sign in.
The popup grew from 480 to 560 pixels tall so item lists need less scrolling.
Fixed an out-of-memory error at sign-in on older devices.
Android appVersion 1.5.0
Android 16 support
The app now targets Android 16 (API level 36).
Browser extensionVersion 1.0.0
First release of the browser extension, on Firefox Add-ons
Your vault and autofill in Firefox, signed in with your existing GBpass account. Everything is decrypted in the browser; the extension talks to the same end-to-end encrypted sync as the app.
Fixed being signed out unexpectedly when the app made several requests to the server at once.
Fixed an app-not-responding error on older devices.
Android appVersion 1.4.2
Sync fix across devices
Fixed items not syncing correctly when one account is used on several devices or in the extension.
Android appVersion 1.4.1
Password generator tip and a sync fix
Added a Create new password tip on the registration screen and on item pages.
Fixed a password sync issue.
Plans & pricingVersion 1.4.0
A free plan for everyone, lower prices, and 20 GB on Personal
Every account is now free to create and free to keep: unlimited passwords and passkeys, sync, sharing, autofill and 250 MB of encrypted storage, with the same encryption as Personal.
Guest mode retired. Every user has an account and the full zero-knowledge model; there is no lesser tier.
Personal lowered from $29.99 a year to $23.88 a year ($1.99 a month billed annually), or $2.99 month to month, and its storage raised from 2 GB to 20 GB. Attachments up to 100 MB each.
A 30-day trial of Personal starts with one tap. There is no plan picker to get through first.
New look based on Material 3 Expressive, with edge-to-edge display on Android 15 and above.
A message now explains when Chrome or Brave has third-party autofill turned off.
Intro screens laid out properly on phones and tablets in both orientations.
The back button is disabled while sign-in or registration is still loading, and signing out is cleaner.
Android appVersion 1.3.0
Quicker filtering in lists and autofill
Filter chips on the item list, in search and in the autofill picker.
A password strength indicator when you change a password.
Better autofill detection and search as you type.
Help center
Step-by-step tutorials
The Help Center gained a Tutorials section: illustrated guides from creating an account and saving your Recovery Kit through autofill, passkeys, sharing and billing.
Registration and onboarding reworked so you land in the app signed in.
Biometric unlock is turned on automatically where the device supports it.
Android appVersion 1.0.0
GBpass on Google Play
First public release: passwords, credit cards, identities, secure notes, documents and custom items in encrypted vaults, sharing, biometric or PIN lock, Android autofill with Credential Manager support, SRP sign-in and end-to-end encrypted sync.
Bug-fix releases with nothing you would notice are left out. Android version numbers match the
Google Play listing; the browser extension is versioned separately. If something changed
and is not listed here, tell us and we will add it.
Start securing your passwords today.
250 MB of encrypted storage on the free plan, no credit card, no ads, no tracking. Personal adds 20 GB with a 30-day trial.