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I would love also the ability to add custom scan resolutions to NAPS2. For cross-referencing, this ticket is a Feature Request for just that. https://sourceforge.net/p/naps2/tickets/744/

Hello, I would very much like this option also, esp to add custom resolutions suitable to one's printer. In my case (Epson XP-3100), there is a resolution of 240dpi that sits in the sweet spot between 200-300 dpi. I can use that 240dpi by using the "Use Native UI" option, but that's slower than using "Predefined settings". So please, let us add custom scan resolutions, e.g. via one of the XML config files ! ps: tested with Portable naps2 (windows) 7.4.2

this seems seems to be the only topic discussing Argon2 while reading analysis articles about recent LastPass breach, i picked up that PBKDF2 is criticized as too easily brute-forced with new GPUs (with argon2 mentioned as stronger). I'm not knowledgeable enough about these things, but ... it made me wonder if pwsafe is safe enough, but could not find a layman's description of the key derivation function being used, and where it stands. ps i noticed the link to ... [KEYSTRETCH] https://www.schneier.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/paper-low-entropy.pdf...

I am wondering what key derivation function is used by PasswdSafe and if it's PBKDF2 (sha256?) what is the iteration count? (e g. for new safe created with the Android app; or if i change the master password of a safe made on Windows application from pwsafe.org) I cant find info nor configurable strength in the app. The desktop version seems to allow to change the strength without talking about the algorithm. (but I dont have access to it now, as i'm without laptop) ps the question was inspired by...