Operating system

Windows

Joplin version

3.0.14

Desktop version info

Windows 10

Current behaviour

-Start with a brand new profile in Joplin desktop
-Go to tools, manage master password and set any password
-Go to tools, options, encryption and click enable encryption
-Enter an incorrect password and click ok. Then click ok the error message that pops up
-Attempt to click enable encryption and enter the password again, but you cannot because the textbox input is disabled. Go out of the settings screen and find text boxes everywhere are disabled
-Switch to another application on windows, and then back to Joplin, and find the textbox inputs magically enabled again

Expected behaviour

Textbox inputs should not be disabled after entering an incorrect password.

On a side note, if you enable encryption using the enable encryption button before a master password has been set, it creates a master password on the fly when you click ok. This seems wrong. I think it should in that scenario throw an error saying you must first set a master password, because it is kind of unsafe to enter a new password in a masked text input without a verification input as well, or the option to show the password on screen. If the user makes a mistake in entering the password, then they might not know until they have pushed all their notes to an online sync source, and then start trying to sync to another device and find the password does not work

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