Activity for Raúl Núñez de Arenas Coronado
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Raúl Núñez de Arenas Coronado posted a comment on ticket #37
Yes, I'm using Chrome 95. The list is populated slowly without --force-renderer-accessibility, but with it enabled it happened too: the active tab was found fast, but after a tab switching the list didn't reflect the change and the updating was slow, too. I don't have any extensions in Chrome apart from Chrome Remote Desktop (inactive) and Google Drive App Menu (inactive, too), and usually I have a couple tabs opened. I mean, sometimes when working I can have even 20-30 tabs opened, but right now...
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Before testing the new version, I have to tell you that you NAILED IT! Effectively, the problem was the list was taking ages to populate, probably more than one minute in this otherwise fast computer. And the problem was caused by Chrome (probably Edge will cause the problem, too). Chrome active tab can be obtained even if launched without --force-renderer-accessibility, but the dropdown list was taking too long to populate. Funnily enough, when the list was finally populated, any tab switching caused...
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Before testing the new version, I have to tell you that you NAILED IT! Effectively, the problem was the list was taking ages to populate, probably more than one minute in this otherwise fast computer. And the problem was caused by Chrome (probably Edge will cause the problem, too). Chrome active tab can be obtained even if launched without --force-renderer-accessibility, but the dropdown list was taking too long to populate. Funnily enough, when the list was finally populated, any tab switching caused...
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OK, now KeePass 2 does not crash as frequently, but it crashes. Took me a few tries but it crashed. I'm attaching the new logs, just in case. On the other hand, the dropdown tests were as follows: - Firefox: the dropdown works, and adding a new entry works, too. Switching tabs properly updates the URLs shown in the new entry when the hotkey is pressed. - Chrome, launched with --force-renderer-accessibility: the dropdown only shows the active tab, and adding a new entry works. If tabs are switched,...
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Windows 10, 21H1, build 19043.1320. I've set things up and tried what you suggested. It fails for Chrome and Edge, works for Firefox. If fails for Chrome EVEN launching Chrome with --force-renderer-accessibility. After this test I tried again and the dropdown again causes a crash. I could not locate the crash logs for KeePass BUT it appears in my Event Viewer, where it appeared as TWO errors, one in KeePass 2 itself, the other in the .NET runtime. I'm attaching the XML versions of the two errors....
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URL drop down does not work with any browser and makes KeePass 2 crash
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Well, at any rate, you made me think of some use cases that somewhat justfied the password column to be obfuscated, so thanks anyway, T.Bug! :-)
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Sorry for the delay in replying to this thread, I couldn't do it before. First of all, thanks A LOT for your fast response, @Paul. Second, I didn't have an enforced config file, but for some reason that particular node was not being saved. I edited the XML by hand, removed the node, started the program, modified the visible colums, and then exited and it worked, it saved the config correctly. Thanks a lot, Paul, I couldn't find the node I had to change. Third, I have to agree with Paul and not with...
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Auto-Type popup doesn't remember which columns to show
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Looks like saving the database after manually choosing Menu->View->Sort By->No Sort, removes that element from the XML. So, my question is, how the heck does it come back again? Because it happens EVERY time I open KeePass... Thanks again :)
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Hi! I always have my database sorted by "No sort", because I prefer to group entries by hand. The problem is that when I close KeePass and open it again (or after a computer reboot) the sort method is set to "Password". I've browsed through the configuration and I cannot find where this default sorting column is defined, to delete it. Of course I checked KeePass.config.xml, and it has this: <ListSorting> <Column>2</Column> <Order>Ascending</Order> </ListSorting> Obviously this is where the sorting...
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I must admit that after seeing the official icons side by side with the mockup, I totally agree with you ;) Again thanks for being so responsive :)
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All clear then, Dominik, thanks a lot for the information :) I just discovered the KeePassLibC files are for opening 1.x vaults. No problems about the colors, I think they are more than enough to distinguish between two open vaults. As for the icon, I'm sending you a quick'n'dirty hack of how I expected it to be integrated with the Ubuntu/Windows 10 trays. Both use transparent outlines. Anyway, I think that in the mockup I'm attaching the icon doesn't look similar enough to the defaut icon and probably...
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Sorry for the noise, I tested the new version and I noticed three things: No KeePassLibC32/64 DLL's. Are they now statically linked? Not a problem for me, I used a portable installation to keep the program in my Google Drive, so not having DLLs laying around is a plus. The gray icon is too light to really integrate with Ubuntu or Windows 10, in fact it's not very different than a colored icon (I'm attaching captures with both the default blue icon and the new gray icon, "blue.png" and "gray.png")....
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Dominik, I never would have suspected the reason for the limited set of colors was high DPI scaling problems. I understand that perfectly and I'm quite happy to live with that. That's purely aesthetical, the program works like a charm, really. Still, I'm amazed you're going to add that feature (the gray tray icon), and I'm very thankful for that. Really, thanks a lot. I'm going to test the new version right now :)
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Custom database colors suggestion
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