J. B.

Hi. I just installed KeyTheme a couple days ago. I love it, by the way. But yesterday, and again today, I noticed something that I've never had happen in all the years I've been using KeePass: KeePass (or some component or plug-in) threw an exception. I get a dialog announcing the exception, and it has a "more information button" that offers the exception text when I click it. The dialog itself doesn't actually say anything about KeeTheme or KeePass directly, but when you ALT-TAB back and forth,...

FANTASTIC! FANTASTIC! FANTASTIC! The worse my eyesight gets, the more difficult it is to use black on white screens. I've even dabbled with high contrast and accessibility settings. They help, but go too far. I was quickly getting to the point that using Keepass - the single most important and brilliant program I've ever used - was actually painful. THANK YOU for doing this! Now for the mandatory "suggestion"... :-) It would be so nice to be able to select from a list of themes, preferably stored...

Hmmm... that latter case might be the issue. I think I thought all elements were atomic, rather than on a per-entry level. G.T.K. I did indeed confirm that once the expired flag was manually synched, the Find->Last Modified Entries... lists were identical. However, I also checked the change history for the item that was being elusive, and the change histories appear identical (that is, there was no obvious entry for the expired setting that I coudl tell). I think either something got lost (my fault)...

Hmmm... that latter case might be the issue. I think I thought all elements were atomic, rather than on a per-entry level. G.T.K. I did indeed confirm that once the expired flag was manually synched, the Find->Last Modified Entries... lists were identical. However, I also checked the change history for the item that was being elusive, and the change histories appear identical. I think either something got lost (my fault) or perhaps the change date didn't get updated when changing just the expiration...

Over the weekend I was looking for an entry but couldn't find it. I finally realized that I had ticked off the "Expires" checkbox in the entry and excluded expired entries from view. I unchecked it, and all was well. This morning, I synched my databases, but when I checked the last changed entries, the item I had unchecked the "Expires" switch wasn't there. Finally I looked a little closer, and even after syncing several times, the "Expires" tickbox state did not sync. I manually turned it off, and...

I put things in KeePass you couldn't imagine, bookmarks being one of them. If its valuable, I put it in KeePass. I tried TrueCrypt before its demise, and found it was too cumbersome. KeePass has a perfect balance between ease of access, security and flexibility. Its so easy to use, and can do so much, other tools just aren't needed. My only other Swiss Army Knife is TaskUnifier/Toodledo, and if to-do list functionalty were added to KeePass (not suggesting it should be) I'd drop T.U. the same way...

Just tried to reply to #2179 dated September 2016, but found out it was closed. Hi, Because of the way I use KeePass it is extremely rare that I ever find my databases in conflict, partly by design, partly by dogged consistency. I was inconsistant this weekend. Although I've wanted the ability to "compare" two databases for a very long time, mostly as a sanity check, this time I really screwed up, and the ability to compare two databases, perhaps even selectively merge, would be a godsend. First...

In no way would I dream of making any sort of committment to continue Ben's work...