Dominik Reichl has released version 2.55 of KeePass Password Safe. This open source password manager allows saving accounts and associated data such as username, password, and URL. All data is stored securely in an encrypted database using the Rijndael algorithm. Moreover, the software can automatically generate passwords and import and export lists. By adding This language file The program can also be used in Dutch.

There are two different versions of KeePass Password Safe, both of which are actively in development. Version 1.x is not dependent on other software and only runs under Windows. Version 2 uses XML internally and requires at least version 2.0 of the .NET Framework or, if the software is used under Linux, macOS, or FreeBSD, of Mononucleosis Version 2.6 or higher. A full overview of the differences between versions 1 and 2 is available here This page To find. The following changes and improvements have been made in this version:

New features:

• Added the “Compare Entries” command (in the main menu “Input” → “Compare”), which compares the two entries selected in the main entry menu.
• Added commands “Mark entry for comparison” and “Compare entry with selected entry” (in the main menu “Entry” → “Compare”); These two commands support comparing two entries stored in different databases (open in tabs).
• Report dialogs can now be closed by pressing Exit key.
• Added option “Show warning when.” Major shift “Settings are weak” (in Tools → Options → Security tab, on by default).
• The options in the Duplicate Entry/Group dialog box are now remembered.
• The options in the HTML export/print dialog are now remembered.
• In dialog boxes that contain the “Don’t show this dialog again” option and multiple commands, the command to be used is now always stated when the option is turned on in the dialog box.
• Added a “More Information” link in the dialog box that displays when KeePass is automatically disabled Items that require implementation.
• Added {NEWPASSWORD:/#/P/O/} Placeholder, which creates a new password for the current entry using the selector pattern s The option(s) Hey.
• Added accessible names for some controls (custom keystroke sequence editing control in the AutoType Items dialog, filter editing control in report dialogs, and some controls in the Password Generator dialog; if the Optimize for Reader option is turned on the screen”).
• Added ‘MasterKeyExpiryForce“Configuration setting.
• Google Chrome passwords optimized in CSV format Imported Module to support the new format.
• Improved mSecure CSV import module to support the new format.
• Improved 1Password 1PUX import module to support new password field/type.

Improvements:

• The toolbar in report dialogs now acts as a tab.
• Increase the default number of AES-CDF Duplicates.
• Improved syntax highlighting for {CLIPBOARD-SET:...} Placeholders (in Type of car Edit Item dialog box).
• the Node placement Subordinate Settings an item ‘/Configuration/Meta/PreferUserConfiguration‘it is now’None‘ by default.
• Improved INI loading performance.
• Improve data size format.
• Value columns/commands in a file have been renamed Enter history Compare dialog box from “A”/”B” to “1”/”2″.
• to improve Memory protection process Or date entry comparisons.
• Improved process memory protection for ‘CryptoRandomStream‘ Things.
• Improved thread safety to protect process memory on Unix-like systems.
• The MSI file has now been created using Visual Studio 2022.
• Various improvements to the UI text.
• Various code improvements.
• Other minor improvements.

Bug fixes:

• Searches By using an XPath expression that includes log entries, it now always handles all log entries.
• KeePass no longer crashes when an error occurs Delivery in It attempts to upload a file to the server asynchronously.