
In my comparison between 4 and 5, I now have to scroll 6x the amount in 5 over what I did in 4, and there are at least 3x the taps required. Password management is a painful thing, and what mSecure had going for it so strongly in previous releases was that you could easily, quickly, and efficiently get to a password. This release has destroyed the user experience.
Msecure 5.5 review update#
Please let me know if you have any questions about this update or anything else Android version related.

Hopefully, the much improved performance and scroll option will make up for the lack of collapsible header for most customers. Collapsible headers and scrollers don't mix in the Material Design guidelines or Google UI tools and we really like following the guidelines properly. One thing I do believe some users will have issues with is the lack of collapsible headers in this update. However, since our app performance is much better now, we hope to reintroduce that soon as well. Unfortunately, type as you go has not returned yet. This will not only improve the speed of displaying your records but will also result in fixes for issues with our search function. Data sets of 1,000 records now take less than a second to display on Android when you first start mSecure 5. This not only makes the Android version more similar to the iOS version, but it also fixes just about all the performance issues customers have had with our Android version. Instead, the tab system is gone and the filters have been moved to the menu area instead.


As you might have noticed, mSecure 5 for Android will no longer have the ALL(Items), Recents, Logins, Credit Cards, and (Secure) Notes tabs in the main view.
