The app is written in javascript, it's free, open-source and hosted on GitHub. It doesn't require any server and operates entirely in browser.
There are also desktop apps (wrapped with electron) for Mac OS X, Windows and Linux. It's working with v2 format (kdbx).
App features on one page. If you like or dislike the idea, or want some feature − please let me know, any feedback is appreciated.
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I'll check the bugs you've found. I assume you're on Windows, right? I've tested under Windows on MacBook retina (bootcamp) and it's ok. I'll investigate this...
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Now this is made intentionally because 2-way merge and sync is in progress. Once resolved, save will work, and uploaded files will be merged with saved in-browser.
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Увидел статью на Хабре :)
А можно сделать, что бы папки открывались в свернутом состоянии и была такая же логика, как в самой программе keepass. А то получается всё в перемешку.
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I agree that English is preferred here, but we don't want to scare away those who aren't able to write in English. Also, sometimes a non-native speaker will make their message less intelligible by posting broken English instead of letting us use Google to translate for them.
OTOH, I tried using Google to translate the message above and still couldn't figure out what the person was asking, so I guess the best advice for people posting here would be to use English if you're comfortable doing so, but don't be afraid to use your native language if you're not - and either way (and this is a lesson for me, too), don't be afraid to ask a person to rephrase their post if it doesn't translate well.
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Hello everyone!
As Paul suggested, I'm starting a new thread for web UI I've created for working with KeePass files.
Here's it: https://antelle.github.io/keeweb/
The app is written in javascript, it's free, open-source and hosted on GitHub. It doesn't require any server and operates entirely in browser.
There are also desktop apps (wrapped with electron) for Mac OS X, Windows and Linux. It's working with v2 format (kdbx).
App features on one page. If you like or dislike the idea, or want some feature − please let me know, any feedback is appreciated.
Hi, i love the UI!
Its modern, clear and smooth
Features that I would like to see
that's it for now ;)
Bugs that i found
Last edit: Rick 2015-11-17
Hi, thanks!
Here's the roadmap with planned features
I'll check the bugs you've found. I assume you're on Windows, right? I've tested under Windows on MacBook retina (bootcamp) and it's ok. I'll investigate this...
Hi Antelle,
yes, i am on Windows 10 x64
I think have found another Bug.
Auotsave is not working. I must always click on "save to file"
Thanks for your great work!
Now this is made intentionally because 2-way merge and sync is in progress. Once resolved, save will work, and uploaded files will be merged with saved in-browser.
It can be folded to the group?
What do you mean? Can groups in group tree be collapsed/expanded? Yes, by double-click.
Увидел статью на Хабре :)
А можно сделать, что бы папки открывались в свернутом состоянии и была такая же логика, как в самой программе keepass. А то получается всё в перемешку.
(I think we should use English on this forum to keep posts globally available, but you can always contact me directly if you wish).
Here's a GitHub feature request regarding collapsed state save: https://github.com/antelle/keeweb/issues/33
I agree that English is preferred here, but we don't want to scare away those who aren't able to write in English. Also, sometimes a non-native speaker will make their message less intelligible by posting broken English instead of letting us use Google to translate for them.
OTOH, I tried using Google to translate the message above and still couldn't figure out what the person was asking, so I guess the best advice for people posting here would be to use English if you're comfortable doing so, but don't be afraid to use your native language if you're not - and either way (and this is a lesson for me, too), don't be afraid to ask a person to rephrase their post if it doesn't translate well.