Mitro vs Enpass: What are the differences?

Developers describe Mitro as "Mitro saves all your passwords, synchronizes them across all your devices, and lets you share them with others". Mitro is the easiest way to remember & share passwords securely. It has extensions for Chrome, Firefox, and Safari, mobile apps for iOS and Android, and a server to perform the synchronization. Mitro automatically records your user names and passwords as you log in to new sites, offers to automatically log you into sites you've visited before, and allows you to securely share your passwords with your roommates, work team, or significant other. On the other hand, Enpass is detailed as "A cross-platform password manager". An offline password manager that securely manages all your passwords, credit cards, and other credentials. You store all your passwords locally on your device, and can optionally sync them across devices using your own trusted cloud accounts. None of your secured-data reaches our servers. Total peace of mind.

Mitro and Enpass can be categorized as "Password Management" tools.

Some of the features offered by Mitro are:

• Open source
• Extensions for Chrome, Firefox, and Safari, mobile apps for iOS and Android
• Your passwords never leave your computer without being encrypted, so no one, not even Mitro, has access to them

On the other hand, Enpass provides the following key features:

• Offline
• Autofill
• Cloud Sync

Mitro is an open source tool with 1.69K GitHub stars and 265 GitHub forks. Here's a link to Mitro's open source repository on GitHub.