Keepass xc
Author: m | 2025-04-24
As for features, just for example, Keepass XC doesn't support plugins while Keepass does, and Keepass XC has yet to implement the 4.1 file format which comes with new features. Also in general Keepass XC tends to lag behind Keepass. I understand though. KeePass XC is compatible with the files created with KeePass, it’s opensource and multi-platform. Browser Integration. One of the features that I like more of KeePass XC is the browser integration, this makes easier to use the
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Doing hand stands on my parakeet(RIP parakeet) to see if that helps. It didn't. Now I have one less parakeet instead. Thanks Orion. Have you contacted Kagi about it? This would be bug report worthy. #16 Have you contacted Kagi about it? This would be bug report worthy. I have sent in a report a few days ago. It's being investigated. Thank you for replying. #17 I have sent in a report a few days ago. It's being investigated. Thank you for replying. Orion just got an update and it seems to have fixed the MacRumors issues as I got notifications again. So if you haven't updated yet, do so now. #18 Oh Thank you!... do I missunderstood? #19 The one thing I wish Orion had was bidirectional iCloud Keychain integration. Then again, I already have KeePass(XC)... I'll only need to transfer my login information back. Last edited: Dec 31, 2023 #20 The one thing I wish Orion had was bidirectional iCloud Keychain integration. Then again, I already have KeePass(XC)... I'll only need to transfer my login information back. It doesn't? Because my iCloud keychain worked. It should work since it's using Webkit. #21 According to what I have read, Orion can only read from it, but not change entries? As for features, just for example, Keepass XC doesn't support plugins while Keepass does, and Keepass XC has yet to implement the 4.1 file format which comes with new features. Also in general Keepass XC tends to lag behind Keepass. I understand though. I'm a big fan of KeePassXC.One thing I'd like to see is one file being able to be unlocked via multiple keys so for example my desktop could use a password+keyfile whereas my laptop would need password+hardware key, but they both backup to the same file. Do any other managers enable this? Does anyone here feel more confident about a security software when it has a team page with real humans behind it? That was one of the things that always made me uncomfortable about TrueCrypt for example.Sure there is code. But I can't go through the code.. I’ve been fine with KeePassXC, mainly because the file format is just AES encrypted xml. Sure, they could have still done something nonstandard and potentially dangerous, but with all the other clients people make I would expect that to get exposed reasonably quick. "Just AES encrypted" is a pretty limited way of looking at things. AES offers plenty of ways to screw things up, off the top of my head with my limited cryptographic knowledge: how do you do random number generation? How do you deal with password-based key derivation? Is it resistant to GPU bruteforcing? Did you pick a good mode of operation for the use case and are you properly managing IVs? Do you authenticate encrypted data?As far as I'm aware the newest KeePass format seems to do these things well (they switched from a custom AES-based KDF to using Argon2 recently), but I'm not sure if KeePass XC does the same and I'm certainly not qualified to review these things perfectly myself. KeepassXC has availability of Argon2id and Argon2. It's very decent software IMO that improves over standard Keepass. I don't agree with you but the developers disclose their real names in the about dialog in KeePassXC. I'm not sure this is a good signal for trustworthiness. For example, how do you know the humans are real? In this new age of deepfakes, it's easier than ever to generate profiles of non-existent people. I do understand the sentiment but I can imagine that depending on who the real humansComments
Doing hand stands on my parakeet(RIP parakeet) to see if that helps. It didn't. Now I have one less parakeet instead. Thanks Orion. Have you contacted Kagi about it? This would be bug report worthy. #16 Have you contacted Kagi about it? This would be bug report worthy. I have sent in a report a few days ago. It's being investigated. Thank you for replying. #17 I have sent in a report a few days ago. It's being investigated. Thank you for replying. Orion just got an update and it seems to have fixed the MacRumors issues as I got notifications again. So if you haven't updated yet, do so now. #18 Oh Thank you!... do I missunderstood? #19 The one thing I wish Orion had was bidirectional iCloud Keychain integration. Then again, I already have KeePass(XC)... I'll only need to transfer my login information back. Last edited: Dec 31, 2023 #20 The one thing I wish Orion had was bidirectional iCloud Keychain integration. Then again, I already have KeePass(XC)... I'll only need to transfer my login information back. It doesn't? Because my iCloud keychain worked. It should work since it's using Webkit. #21 According to what I have read, Orion can only read from it, but not change entries?
2025-04-06I'm a big fan of KeePassXC.One thing I'd like to see is one file being able to be unlocked via multiple keys so for example my desktop could use a password+keyfile whereas my laptop would need password+hardware key, but they both backup to the same file. Do any other managers enable this? Does anyone here feel more confident about a security software when it has a team page with real humans behind it? That was one of the things that always made me uncomfortable about TrueCrypt for example.Sure there is code. But I can't go through the code.. I’ve been fine with KeePassXC, mainly because the file format is just AES encrypted xml. Sure, they could have still done something nonstandard and potentially dangerous, but with all the other clients people make I would expect that to get exposed reasonably quick. "Just AES encrypted" is a pretty limited way of looking at things. AES offers plenty of ways to screw things up, off the top of my head with my limited cryptographic knowledge: how do you do random number generation? How do you deal with password-based key derivation? Is it resistant to GPU bruteforcing? Did you pick a good mode of operation for the use case and are you properly managing IVs? Do you authenticate encrypted data?As far as I'm aware the newest KeePass format seems to do these things well (they switched from a custom AES-based KDF to using Argon2 recently), but I'm not sure if KeePass XC does the same and I'm certainly not qualified to review these things perfectly myself. KeepassXC has availability of Argon2id and Argon2. It's very decent software IMO that improves over standard Keepass. I don't agree with you but the developers disclose their real names in the about dialog in KeePassXC. I'm not sure this is a good signal for trustworthiness. For example, how do you know the humans are real? In this new age of deepfakes, it's easier than ever to generate profiles of non-existent people. I do understand the sentiment but I can imagine that depending on who the real humans
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