

But how can you be 100% sure your data is actually stored securely? There certainly was no lack of breaches and vulnerabilities found with most of the popular password managers in the past. Some vendors even advertise their password managers as “military grade” or “bank level” secure. I don’t know about you, but I find the idea of renting software retarded. There’s a whole bunch of password managers available, and most of them are not free. So how are we suppose to remember tens of strong, complex and unique passwords? We don’t! We only need to remember one good password and use a password manager. Maybe you can also link to the website doc from the application, if you need to explain things a little more.LastPass Review & Tutorial: Easily Manage & Secure your Passwords & Notes

I can toggle these, but I have no idea what they actually do…Īlso opened keepassxreboot/keepassxc-org#57 for website doc for that feature. Thirdly, when I enable a checkbox, I want to see something happen or so. Secondly, buttons that currently cannot do anything, should be disabled.

So maybe you need to improve the UX for that a little? First, there should not be empty GUIs without any explanation for a feature that is not straightforward. But well… I also have no idea what files I would choose… 😆

I would have expected a button "Open file" or so, then I can at least try to open some files(?). I also see buttons that do nothing ("trust", "do not trust", …) and in the database settings I see another GUI that has an entirely empty list view and no way to insert anything/interact.Īnd the list views have no buttons at all that would allow me to add anything to them. And two checkboxes "Enable import" and "Enable export" that seem to do… ehm… nothing? There seems to be a new feature called "KeeShare" in v2.4.0, but I mostly just see empty GUIs with empty list views.
