KeePass and KeePassXC are different projects. Best regards, Dominik
On Linux systems, the local configuration file is typically stored in '$XDG_CONFIG_HOME/KeePass' (which often is '~/.config/KeePass'). Best regards, Dominik
I've now added code such that the search term in the 'Find' dialog is now cleared when closing a database. This can be disabled using the UIFlags bit 0x100000 (up to now, this bit applied only to the quick search terms, now it applies also to the search term in the 'Find' dialog). Here's the latest development snapshot for testing: https://keepass.info/filepool/KeePass_260616.zip Thanks and best regards, Dominik
The KeeUIExt plugin provides an option for that: https://keepass.info/plugins.html#keeuiext Best regards, Dominik
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The installer program ("KeePass-2.x-Setup.exe") is built using Inno Setup, the MSI package ("KeePass-2.x.msi") is not. The MSI package does not support a "GROUP" property for changing the start menu folder name. That's not a bug; you'd need to use the installer program for that. Overall, I think the new way of creating shortcuts is better than the old one (shortcuts pinned to the taskbar do not break with every update anymore, etc.). Best regards, Dominik
You can already realize that by setting the auto-type sequence to {CLIPBOARD-SET:●{PASSWORD}●}. In KeePass 2.61.1, a password copied this way remains in the clipboard. In the next KeePass version, it'll be cleared automatically (see https://sourceforge.net/p/keepass/feature-requests/2917/). Best regards, Dominik
Okay, great, thanks! Best regards, Dominik