I would prefer security vulnerabilities to be reported to me privately at first (responsible disclosure), e.g. via e-mail or the contact form (see https://keepass.info/contact.html for both) or as a ticket here on SourceForge with the 'Mark as Private' option activated. F-02. I do not consider this to be a security vulnerability. There is a security gate: a plugin must be stored in the KeePass application directory (on Windows, this typically is a folder in 'C:\Program Files', which requires administrator...
You might be interested in the following plugins: https://keepass.info/plugins.html#keeresize https://keepass.info/plugins.html#notesfontsel Best regards, Dominik
[Feature Request] Individual Entry Password Rules
I'd recommend what Paul suggested. Alternatively, you might be interested in the RuleBuilder plugin: https://keepass.info/plugins.html#rulebuilder Best regards, Dominik
The position of the 'File' menu and most dialogs are determined by the framework, not by KeePass itself. Multi-monitor problems are often caused by buggy graphics card drivers (but it could also be a bug in the framework or the operating system). So, my suggestion would be to make sure that it's up-to-date. Best regards, Dominik
In the case of a relative path, the file is created in the current directory, which can change while you're working in KeePass. If you want the file to be created in the directory of the database file, I'd suggest: {DB_DIR}\KpLogRecord.txt Best regards, Dominik
There are multiple circumstances how this could occur. For checking your specific case, could you please provide an example database file for reproducing the issue? Thanks and best regards, Dominik
Wonderful, many thanks! I've published your translation: https://keepass.info/translations.html If you wish anything to be changed, please let me know. If you'd let me know an e-mail address (via https://keepass.info/contact.html), I'd send you a notification e-mail about one week before a new KeePass version is released, such that you could update the translation, if you want and have sufficient free time to do so. Optional, of course. Best regards, Dominik