Constantly freezes on "Checking session" or "Looking for virtual cards" and needs pages to be refreshed upwards of 10 times to use a card. Truly a horrible app.

Eno used to be really good, but no matter how many times I've uninstalled and reinstalled it over the last year, it almost never works. The extension disregards my request to stay logged in, so every time I try to use it, I need to log in, and then the window just hangs forever on 'checking session.' Just to damage my own sanity, I've left windows open for 30+ minutes, and still, it never logs in. Kind of amazing, honestly.

THIS ENO APP FROM CAPITAL ONE REQUIRES ME TO ALLOW THEM TO SEE EVERY WEBSITE I VISIT. I don't want to give that much of my personal data no matter what, and especially to give it to them for free.

It works nearly everywhere I have used it, and the copy/paste works on sites where it doesn't work automatically. I moved to Capital One to get virtual cards, and I didn't know how easy it would be to use.

When Eno works, it's great. Eno doesn't work on every website, e.g. Home Depot. In these cases, you can generate a virtual number on the Cap One website then paste it in to the merchant site.

Works most of the time. Very handy to generate CC and I can shut them off too which has saved me numerous times from unscrupulous vendors

this is not perfect by any means, but no other credit card provider offers this service of being able to use a new virtual card for each merchant. So I'm giving this 5 stars.

Used to work, gradually became less and less reliable. works almost never now. Frequently stalls on login, retrieving card, etc. Will offer up a card for certain sites, then reject the transaction for being the wrong site. Finally just uninstalled it.

Simply doesn't work. Stuck at " I'm checking on your number now "

Does not work. Asks for my phone number then spams the console with unhandled exceptions while it loads indefinitely

was easy to use , finally!

I believe capital. 1 is 1 of the best choices I've ever made.

This app is janky, and considering how much $$$ CapitalOne has at it's disposal, there no good excuse. It freezes up with every use. You need to keep signing into your Capital One account. And it doesn't auto-populate the newly created card into the online shop. You need to copy and paste it all manually from the CapitalOne website. It has not been updated for A WHOLE YEAR, so who knows if it's secure.