Katie

Not necessarily - since accessibility has become more and more important, some tools undergo accessibility audits, just as they would security audits. Sometimes (in the case of open source software) companies or individuals who use those tools sponsor those audits / certificates. It's not unheard of. But it is not that common, yes, which is why I said it was a long shot :)

I was wondering - and I know it's a long shot - whether KeePass was ever officially certified as being accessible. There are some norms that regulate whether a software is considered truly accessible (EU Norm 301 549 etc.). I know this has been a topic that has been addressed here and in releases for years, making screen readers work better and so on, I was merely wondering whether there is something official. Some government agencies now limit the "official" use of software to tools that are entirely...

Actually, Paul was absolutely right, I got it to work by backing up before a save and adding the condition 'database has unsaved changes'. This way it also makes a backup on close, but only if there really are any changes. Thanks again!

Alright, I'll have a look at the backups again or work on making my own one. I was just wondering if there perhaps was an easier option I missed. Thanks Paul!

Well yes, but that stops working if someone actually saved the database in between, am I correct? So if I save the database after making a change, then when I'm ready to close it, there are no unsaved changes left, and the trigger making the backup wouldn't run, right?

Hi, is there a way to execute a trigger action only if the open database has actually been modified? I am using triggers to backup a database on close, keeping only the last 4 backups. I would, however, like to create a backup only when the database was closed AND the database was actually modified (not just saved, as that doesn't mean there was an actual modification). Does anyone know of a way to do this? Perhaps using the last modified entry or the actual modification date of the kdbx file? T...

Oh, I didn't think of using unicode emojis, just tried it and it works like a charm. Thanks! I think I'll just do that for now!

Good point, I had already played around with the config and noticed I couldn't add any parameters to the triggers apart from strings. And I sure don't want to create extra bloat either, you're right. Would it then be possible to somehow change the style of how custom toolbar buttons are displayed?