Activity for KeePass
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shplad posted a comment on discussion Help
Ah, that did it. Thank you very much!
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wellread1 modified a comment on discussion Help
Are you using a recent version of KeePass 2.x? Screenshots attached of Find>All and View>Grouping in Entry List>OFF
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Are you using a recent version of KeePass 2.x? Screenshots attached of Find>All and View>Group in Entry List>OFF Not sure how "Group in" got turned into "Grouping"
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Paul posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion
As I said above, if you put the placeholder in a non-password field it works. cheers, Paul
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Thanks. I cannot see those settings options anywhere. Would you be able to tell me where to find them?
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Clicking on the LastModification Date toggles through three sort orders on each click: ascending, descending, and unsorted. The sorted column will display an ˅ ˄ or nothing to reflect the sort order. IfView>Grouping Entry List is Automatic or ON, sorting will be applied separately to each group. To sort everything do the following in order: set View>Grouping Entry List to OFF, and then select Find>All. Then apply the desired sort order if needed.
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Clicking on the LastModification Date toggles through three sort orders on each click: ascending, descending, and unsorted. The sorted column will display an ˅ ˄ or nothing to reflect the sort order. IfView>Grouping Entry List is Automatic or ON, sorting will be applied separately to each group. To sort everything do the following in order: set View>Grouping Entry List to OFF, and then select Find>All.
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Pau posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion
Okay thank. I need to think about it.
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Hi all: I recently needed to start using the Sort Modification Time column. When I click on the column header it does rearrange the entries, but it doesn't sort them by date properly. They just seem to be a mess. Am I missing something? Do plugins cause this? Or perhaps is this a bug? Thanks.
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sf1n4e1 modified a comment on discussion Open Discussion
The password in the KeePass entry doesn't change No, it does. Please reopen Edit Entry dialog after drag and drop and unhide password field. That's why I have initially requested for the new parameter in {NEWPASSWORD}
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The password in the KeePass entry doesn't change No, it does. Please reopen Edit Entry dialog after drag and drop and unhide password field. That's why I initially requested for the new parameter in {NEWPASSWORD}
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The password in the KeePass entry doesn't change No, it does. Please reopen Edit Entry dialog after drag and drop and unhide password field. So that's why I initially requested for the new parameter in {NEWPASSWORD}
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The password in the KeePass entry doesn't change No, it does. Please reopen Edit Entry dialog after drag and drop and unhide password field. So that's why I initially requested the new parameter in {NEWPASSWORD}
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The password in the KeePass entry doesn't change but the one it "drops" does. There is no way to "drop" the same password without setting a fixed value in KeePass. cheers, Paul
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Yes, but password changes (replaces by new generated one). But I need it not to change.
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Yes, but password changes. But I need it not to change.
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I had that earlier this year (I think, can't find the post). I put in a message box that I have to click OK on before the trigger runs. The problem has not recurred for a while now. cheers, Paul
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Depends on how you installed it. If you used the installer then I would un/reinstall. cheers, Paul
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Some specific titles will not have a URL item on the context menu (it's greyed out). TANs are one example. cheers, Paul
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Some specific title will not have a URL item on the context menu (it's greyed out). TANs are one example. cheers, Paul
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Works fine for me if you put the NEWPASSWORD placeholder in the username field and then drag n drop from there. It also works from a custom field. cheers, Paul
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Can I just intall v2.60 over the xisting v2.61?
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John L. posted a comment on discussion Help
I thought that you knew that when you right-click on an entry in KeePass the pop-up menu includes an entry "URLs". I found one that does not have that entry in the pop-up menu. I won't explicate why I did not write down the name of that entry, other than that I was stressed by a horrible chat session with Amazon until finally a senior agent said that she would report the programming error. That is why I started the chat session, which I thought would only take a few moments; would that that was how...
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I think you have misunderstood my initial request. I just want to put randomly generated strings based on my rules without changing entry's password. Please try to repeat my actions on the screenshot below to understand what I mean
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Andreas Börner created ticket #2423
Hitting Return in search triggers toolbar button press
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Dominik Reichl modified ticket #143
Clipboard countdown progress bar timer keeps ticking
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The status bar text should be set only when the clipboard countdown starts, not during it, because otherwise it may overwrite more important information. For example, when synchronizing two database files, most users want to see the result of the synchronization (success/failure) in the status bar, not the clipboard countdown. Best regards, Dominik
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The password only changes if you place the entry in a group that is not the one you specified in the field, which seems like what you want? cheers, Paul
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Roll back to V2.60 and wait for the fix to be incorporated in a production version. cheers, Paul
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"replace" means that the placeholder automatically changes the entry's password after its evaluating. In some cases such behaviour is not necessary - please have a look at the screenshot above. Each time when I drag and drop 'Generator' field value to another windows it changes password of its entry, so it also makes changes in a database too and I need to save my database every time after using such entry
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"replace" means that the placeholder automatically changes the entry's password after its evaluating. In some cases such behaviour is not necessary
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I have the same problem with "KSSimpleBackup" not working anymore on multiple PCs since updating KeePass to version 2.61. I hope the changes needed to make it work again are rolled out soon as I don't like using a snapshot version as my daily workhorse. I tried using "DB_Backup" but it seems this plugin is only for KeePass version 1.x. Is there a different version that works with KeePass 2.x?
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Alex N created ticket #143
Clipboard countdown progress bar timer keeps ticking
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What do you mean "replace"? Do you want the field value to change to a new password? If so try this method. cheers, Paul
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Which method did you use? How did you remove the duplicates? If it was the import, have the imported entries been merged with existing ones? If so, does the CSV contain a UUID field for each entry? cheers, Paul
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This is likely to be an issue with NVDA rather than KeePass. Have you raised an issue with NVDA? https://github.com/nvaccess/nvda/issues cheers, Paul
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Not being able to get it to work is not justification for adding something which is already available via another means. Why don't you open a new thread under the Help forum and eplain what you have tried and what happens? cheers, Paul
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I would like to propose to add functionality to {NEWPASSWORD:/Profile/.../} by adding a new parameter that determines whether the generated password should replace the current one in the entry's password field or not. This is useful if I want to drag and drop or autotype custom string field, what contains this placeholder just to put generated string without changing password. For example P is a new parameter, default value P=0, what means generating password with its replacement, P=1 without replacement...
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I would like to propose to add functionality to {NEWPASSWORD:/Profile/.../} by adding a new parameter that determines whether the generated password should replace the current one in the entry's password field or not. This is useful if I want to drag and drop or autotype custom string field, what contains this placeholder just to put generated string without changing password. For example P is a new parameter, default value P=0, what means generating password with its replacement, P=1 without replacement...
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chip posted a comment on discussion Help
That worked and removed duplicates on import.
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Robert Bobbs created ticket #2422
Accessibility: NVDA screen reader briefly freezes when copying URL via Ctrl+Shift+U in groups with many entries
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Tom S posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion
I believe that passkeys are going to be one of the key forms of authentication. Ideally what I would love to see is an-integrated native and seamless passkey implementation in KeePass. However, Dominik highlighted the time and financial constraints and suggested a passkey implementation as a plugin. I would think that such a single plugin would ideally lean on the 'sister' products implementation - KeepassXC (?)- possibly trying to make it compatible as to the database field structure and maybe even...
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Combining them is easy, sorting out the duplicates and tidying is the time consuming bit. KeePass has an importer for Mozilla (Firefox) CSV, but I don't know if it does passwords . It also has a generic CSV importer , which does do passwords. Create a new empty database and import the FF CSV using the Mozilla import option. Does it create the entries you require? If not, use the Generic CSV import option. Once you have worked out how to import the data, close (delete) the new database and open your...
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Combining them is easy, sorting out the duplicates and tidying is the time consuming bit. KeePass has an importer for Mozilla (Firefox) CSV~~, but I don't know if it does passwords~~. It also has a generic CSV importer~~, which does do passwords~~. Create a new empty database and import the FF CSV using the Mozilla import option. ~~Does it create the entries you require? If not, use the Generic CSV import option.~~ Once you have worked out how to import the data, close (delete) the new database and...
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Combining them is easy, sorting out the duplicates and tidying is the time consuming bit. KeePass has an importer for Mozilla (Firefox) CSV, but I don't know if it does passwords. It also has a generic CSV importer, which does do passwords. Create a new empty database and import the FF CSV using the Mozilla import option. Does it create the entries you require? If not, use the Generic CSV import option. Once you have worked out how to import the data, close (delete) the new database and open your...
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I have keepass 2 on windows 11. I have a current older keepass database file. I have an updated .csv file from a firefox password export. How do I combine the two? I'm trying to stop using the firefox sync feature and use keepass to enter my user names/passwords. Thx
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Your question isn't obvious to me. Can you expand it a bit? cheers, Paul
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I just found one correct entry, with one exception, as it does not list the URLs. Does anyone have some unused ones that I could add to this KeePass entry?
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right click not working
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I cannot reproduce this either. Best regards, Dominik
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No debugging required, it is something on your machine, not KeePass. When you feel like it you can experiment. cheers, Paul
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Radish posted a comment on ticket #2421
I see now that "Perform Auto-Type" is what happened to me accidentally. I've never used that feature before, so I didn't know what was going on. It's possible that I have a hardware problem, but no other app, including Keepass 2.58, is showing any strange behavior with the right click (or anything else). I no longer have V2.61 installed, so I can't help with the debugging.
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I don't think that this has anything to do with version 2.61 of KeePass. The error 0x80098044 has been reported multiple times for the KeePassWinHello plugin before KeePass 2.61 has been released, see here: https://github.com/sirAndros/KeePassWinHello/issues Best regards, Dominik
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Jens Witthus posted a comment on discussion Help
Hi Dominik. I made the same experience when using KeepassWinHello 3.3.1 plugin on a fresh, actual Win 11 install with Keepass 2.6.1. The plugin will no longer work. It uses my camera and recognizes me, but afterwards it will show an error message like "KeepassWinHello.AuthProviderSystemErrorException: NCryptDecrypt, Error Code: 0x80098044..." and not open my database. My current workaround is to downgrade to version 2.60. That works perfectly. KeePassWinHello is the only plugin I use.
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You must have gone up to 2.61 from something. There is no change on 2.61 that would make it suddenly enter your credentials on a right click. It is possible your mouse is being weird. Try highlighting an entry and pressing the "context menu" key, usually next to the right Ctrl key. Does it bring up the context menu? Can you select "Perform Auto-Type" with the keyboard? cheers, Paul
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No, I don't have any plugins. And I didn't go from 2.58 to 2.61. I went from 2.61 to 2.58. I don't trust 2.61 anymore. The bug doesn't happen all the time, but it happens pretty often.
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I'm not seeing it on my 2.61 on W10. Do you have any plug-ins? Tools > Plugins. How did you go from 2.58 to 2.61? cheers, Paul
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right click not working
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KeePass and KeePassXC are different projects. The KeePass source code package can be downloaded here: https://keepass.info/download.html Best regards, Dominik
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Charles Foxtrot modified a comment on discussion Open Discussion
I'm looking at https://github.com/keepassxreboot/keepassxc.git Where is the official keepass repo? I'm looking at https://sourceforge.net/p/keepass/code/HEAD/tree/ but everything there looks very old.
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I'm looking at https://github.com/keepassxreboot/keepassxc.git Where is the official keepass repo?
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Peter Van Peborgh posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion
Thank yoyu for your posts. I will get back to this problem when another crisis is over.Peter
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KeePass is not officially on github. What are you looking at? cheers, Paul
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https://keepass.info/ has the following versions listed: KeePass 2.61 released 2026-03-04. Read More » KeePass 2.60 released 2025-11-02. Read More » KeePass 2.59 released 2025-07-09. Read More » KeePass 2.58 released 2025-03-04. Read More » However, when I view the CHANGELOG.md in the github repo. 2.7.12 was released on 2026-03-10 and 2.6.1 was released way back on 2020-08-19.
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How does this make your default pattern more secure? Information what is pattern contains like length or usable character set will be encapsulated inside a database entry. The less useful information a configuration file contains, the smaller the attack surface will be.
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How does this make your default pattern more secure? Are you not using a long and random password? Assuming the attacker also knows which site and what logon you use, then you have probably already lost your secrets. cheers, Paul
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There are probably other parameters values in the configuration file that make sense to hide using spr, which can be useful in runtime or after opening any database. For example: <CharSetAdditional></CharSetAdditional> <ExcludeCharacters></ExcludeCharacters> <TanCharacters></TanCharacters> + It should be helpful to add in KeePass documentation information about all configuration parameters, where spr is acceptable.
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There are probably other parameters values in the configuration file that make sense to hide using spr, which can be useful in runtime or after opening any database, for example: <CharSetAdditional></CharSetAdditional> <ExcludeCharacters></ExcludeCharacters> <TanCharacters></TanCharacters> + It should be helpful to add in KeePass documentation information about all configuration parameters, where spr is acceptable.
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There are probably other parameters values in the configuration file that make sense to hide using spr, which can be useful in runtime or after opening any database (like <charsetadditional>, <excludecharacters> or <tancharacters>).</tancharacters></excludecharacters></charsetadditional> + It should be helpful to add in KeePass documentation information about all configuration parameters, where spr is acceptable.
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There are probably other parameters values in the configuration file that make sense to hide using spr, which can be useful in runtime or after opening any database. + It should be helpful to add in KeePass documentation information about all configuration parameters, where spr is acceptable.
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There are probably other parameters in the configuration file that make sense to hide using spr, which can be useful in runtime or after opening any database. + It should be helpful to add in KeePass documentation information about all configuration parameters, where spr is acceptable.
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There are probably other parameters in the configuration file that make sense to hide using spr, which can be loaded from the config in runtime. + It should be helpful to add in KeePass documentation information about all configuration parameters, where spr is acceptable.
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There are probably other parameters in the configuration file that make sense to hide using spr, which can be loaded from the config in runtime. + It should be useful to add in KeePass documentation information about all configuration values, where spr is acceptable.
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There are probably other values in the configuration file that make sense to hide using spr. + It should be useful to add in KeePass documentation information about all configuration values, where spr is acceptable.
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Hello, I would like to suggest improving the functionality by making pattern field spr-compiled like this: <AutoGeneratedPasswordsProfile> <GeneratorType>Pattern</GeneratorType> <CollectUserEntropy>true</CollectUserEntropy> <Pattern>{REF:P@I:47377C714A395040A4F7634835B6D0C7}</Pattern> <PatternPermutePassword>true</PatternPermutePassword> </AutoGeneratedPasswordsProfile> This can be useful if I want to keep the pattern secret so that it is unknown for somebody, who may open my config file. Such mechanics...
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Hello, I would like to suggest improving the functionality by making pattern field spr-compiled like this: <AutoGeneratedPasswordsProfile> <GeneratorType>Pattern</GeneratorType> <CollectUserEntropy>true</CollectUserEntropy> <Pattern>{REF:P@I:47377C714A395040A4F7634835B6D0C7}</Pattern> <PatternPermutePassword>true</PatternPermutePassword> </AutoGeneratedPasswordsProfile> This can be useful if I want to keep the pattern secret so that it is unknown for somebody, who may open my config file. Such mechanics...
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Jeweliette Vallejo posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion
Paul thanks for your reply. I had already tested regressing the version back to 2.60 (everything worked fine as expected) but in the end I preferred sticking with 2.61 and temporarily disabling "KPSimpleBackup" as I fully anticipated the coding change incorporated in the snapshot would wind up in the next release version anyway. As mentioned above, while I have "KPSimpleBackup" disabled it is of no great loss for the time being as I also have "DB_Backup" plugin installed and it works as expected....
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That error suggests Defender doesn't like the snapshot, probably because it is a snapshot build and Defender is being cautious - which is good. A new snapshot build will not fix this. Revert to KeePass 2.60 and wait for the next KeePass release which will incorporate the changes. cheers, Paul
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Why are you making this more complex? KeePass is already very secure and I see no improvement in your suggestions. Adding multiple key decryption seems like a nice idea but it adds complexity and potential exposure via the other keys, without adding functionality. cheers, Paul
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You need to test onedrive by putting a text file in the same location and see how long it takes to show on your Android. Then edit the file and see how long it takes to change on the Android. If it doesn't change then you are doing something wrong on onedrive. cheers, Paul
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Hello Dominik, Unfortunately not working correctly for me. I have downloaded KeePass_260305.zip, unpacked and copied files into root of directory, when I attempt to run Keepass I now get a Windows Protected mode pop-up, as this is a password security app I am not happy at bypassing this screen even although I know it is from author and bypassing gets me to when I need to be. I have temporarily disabled "KPSimpleBackup" as I also have "DB_Backup" plugin installed and with this there are no issues....
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steelej posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion
There are several points to consider. Your PC database does NOT need to be on Onedrive - it can be local. It should be separate from the shared copy. The recommended way is to use triggers to synchronise your PC database to a central database whenever you open or close your PC database. That central database needs to be in the cloud e.g. on onedrive. On your phone you can open the onedrive copy and see all of your most recent entries. If you allow updates to the database from your phone these will...
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Hello Dominik, Unfortunately not working correctly for me. I have downloaded KeePass_260305.zip, unpacked and copied files into root of directory, when I attempt to run Keepass I now get a Windows Protected mode pop-up, as this is a password security app I am not happy at bypassing this screen even although I know it is from author and bypassing gets me to when I need to be. I have temporarily disabled "KPSimpleBackup" as I also have "DB_Backup" plugin installed and with this there are no issues....
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W. M. posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion
I think that, in addition to the master password and file key, a third field could be added where one could select a word from the BIP-39 dictionary. The goal is to use this word in conjunction with the master password. Moreover, it would be impossible to lose—as it could always be recovered.
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From a previous post: " I have Keepass on my Win 10 PC. Its database file is in C:\Users\peter\OneDrive\desktop\data.kdbx it says I installed Keepass2android on my Android smartphone (Motorola) G15. On starting the Android Keepass proposes opening **onedrive2_full://<my Microsoft email address>/eu/me/desktop/data.kdbx** I enter my Keepass password and the data displayed is way out of date, not what my PC Keepass sees. I have tried to open all the other Keepass databases I can see through onedrive...
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It seems i've found the answer by getting saving a database time with different settings combination. Argon2d(keepass implementation) uses for the 1st cipher, AES-KDF for the 2nd
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It seems i've found the answer by trying saving a database with different settings combination. Argon2d(keepass implementation) uses for the 1st cipher, AES-KDF for the 2nd
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It seems i've found the answer by trying saving a databe base with different settings combination. Argon2d(keepass implementation) uses for the 1st cipher, AES-KDF for the 2nd
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Yes, you right. passphrase + keyfile(key provider) is good for such cases. But I still want to know the answer to the original question, if it possible to get
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Yes, i know. passphrase + keyfile(key provider) is good for such cases. But I still want to know the answer to the original question, if it possible to get
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Yes, i know. passphrase is good for such cases. But I still want to know the answer to the original question, if it possible to get
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In theory, I'm afraid of my password being brute-forced using a GPUs via some software like on the screenshots bellow. As I know password brute-force attacks for AES are much faster when it uses multiple CPUs(AES-NI instuctions) or(and) GPUs acceleration.
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You can't brute force a KeePass database if you have reasonable database encryption settings and a strong password. Even a weak password would take years with reasonable settings. See the GRC Password Haystack page and enter a strong password. Assume the bad guys get lucky and guess the correct answer in 10% of the time it takes for a full search, then add one character to the password and compare. Basically, a longer password is much more secure than a shorter but more complex password. cheers,...
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In theory, I'm afraid of my password being brute-forced using a GPUs via some software like on the screenshots bellow. As I know password brute-force attacks for AES are much faster when it uses CPU(AES-NI instuctions) or(and) GPU acceleration.
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In theory, I'm afraid of my password being brute-forced using a GPUs via some software like on the screenshots bellow. As I know password brute-force attacks for AES are much faster when it uses CPU(AES-NI instuctions) or(and) GPU acceleration
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In theory, I'm afraid of my password being brute-forced using a GPUs via some software like on the screenshots bellow:
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In theory, I'm afraid of my password being brute-forced using a GPUs via some software like on the screenshots bellow:
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David Matson posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion
Thanks, Dominik. To clarify, persisting key sources in the database file is not required by the format above. Instead, it allows users an option: 'Remember key sources (...) in database file.' For users who do not select that option, a key protector type of 'Undisclosed' would preserve current behavior. Whether there is a usability vs. security tradeoff is an interesting question - I beileve for most users there are better ways to improve strength than not persisting configuration data, as discussed...
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Press Ctlr F (full search). UUID is off by default in full search. cheers, Paul
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As there is no support on Sourceforge and the MC website seems to be MIA, I'm not sure we can help. BTW, why do you want a second cipher? One (AES) is secure enough for US gov top secrets. cheers, Paul
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