Raúl Núñez de Arenas Coronado

Maybe on my system the scaling is the trigger rather than the problem. No big deal, I can tweak the compatibility options after each install, that does solve the problem for me and if it wouldn't is not that annoying, I can live with that. Thanks anyway, Dominik, and especially, thanks for KeePass :)

Sorry for the noise, but I discovered what is causing this behaviour: high DPI settings. If I go to the executable Properties > Compatibility > Change high DPI settings, no matter if I enable "Use this setting to fix scaling problems..." or the "Override high DPI scaling behavior", the problem goes away. I don't know if this is fixable or not, other than modifying the compatibility options for the executable, but I think those are lost after updating it. Anyway, I just wanted to share this.

No big deal, Dominik, it is just cosmethic, everything works as it should. I just commented on the bug because I could reproduce it and I have not been able to reproduce the same on any other program I have installed on my machine. I don't know what to suggest here (I'm not even familiar with KeePass code), and I'm puzzled about what could be the cause. If for some miracle I can discover anything related to this issue, I'll drop a comment here. Thanks for KeePass, by the way! :)

Sorry to reopen this, but I can reproduce it, without any active plugins. A buggy graphics card, maybe, but KeePass2 is the only affected app and I can reproduce (not all the time) on my new laptop (Intel Arc graphics card), my old computer (Radeon Vega graphics card) and another computer with an Intel Iris card. I no longer has access to my old computer, it died a month ago, but I think I can lay my hands on the las computer, featuring the Iris and an Nvidia cards.

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...

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...

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...

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,...