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Java PasswordSafeSWT v0.8.1 is available for download for Linux, Windows, and Mac! Finally, there is a search function. Mac users have to allow app downloads from anywhere in order to install, as described here https://sourceforge.net/p/jpwsafe/discussion/880711/thread/b5dba3a3/

There is a Java PasswordSafeSWT v0.8.1 Mac prerelease available with Find function, some Drag&Drop support and faster password database loading. Please try out the 32 and 64bit versions and give feedback.

Java PasswordSafeSWT v0.8 stable is available for download for Linux, Windows, and Mac! Some small bugs have been fixed, also Systray is now disabled by default. For much better security, all users of V0.7 should update as soon as possible.

Java PasswordSafeSWT v0.8 beta 5 is available for download for Linux, Windows, and Mac! Highlights are fixed imports and a highlighted expired password entries.

Java PasswordSafeSWT v0.8 beta 4 is available for download for Linux, Windows, and Mac! Highlights are a working unlocking and a new hide notes preference. This should be the last beta for v0.8.

Java PasswordSafeSWT v0.8 beta 3 is available for download for Linux, Windows, and Mac! Highlights are a new browse to URL action and better unlocking from tray. There ia also a new experimental Mac Cocoa 64bit version. Make sure to check the release notes.

With the PasswordSafeSWT-0.8-beta2a.dmg, JpwSafe should also work on Mac OS X 10.6.x.
Problems have been reported with locking, though. If you experience hanging after some idle time, try to disable locking in security preferences tab.

PasswordSafeAWT v0.8 beta 2 is available for download for Linux, Windows, and Mac! It now has much improved security, german localisation and experimental Amazon S3 support. Although it is tested to work, you should use the usual precautions when using it on your password safes (e.g.: backups!).

The download of PasswordSafeSWT V0.8 beta1 has been disabled to avoid further damage from a severe bug:

The asymmetric use of encodings for writing and reading the passphrase of a PasswordSafe file lead to unreadable files.

Anybody who already downloaded should only use it for testing purposes, or use a passphrase with a length < 9 and without special / local chars.

The Mac OS X download of Java PasswordSafe SWT had deprecated version information. The new download displays the correct version 0.7, without any "beta". Nothing else changed!

After a long waiting time, the next stable version of Java PasswordSafe is available for download! It now supports almost all PasswordSafe V3 fields.
Although it is tested to work, you should use the usual precautions when using it on your password safes (e.g.: backups!).

The beta for the next version of PasswordSafe is now available for download! It now supports almost all PasswordSafe V3 fields.
Although it is tested to work, you should use the usual precautions when using it on your password safes (e.g.: backups!).