KeePassFerry

Hi Abdul, thanks for the details, that was the missing piece. We reproduced it with HiBit Uninstaller. The KeePassFerry uninstaller itself only removes the plugin’s files. But the setup registered the KeePass folder as the “install location” in the Windows uninstall entry, because the plugin is installed inside it. HiBit (and similar tools) shows this folder as KeePassFerry’s location and offers it as leftovers after uninstalling, so confirming that step deletes the whole KeePass folder. The next...

Hi Abdul, thanks for testing and for your feedback. Uninstall: We reproduced this with setup 1.0.8 on a portable KeePass, with and without an existing Plugins folder. The KeePass folder, database and other plugins stayed intact. Only the plugin’s own files in Plugins\KeePassFerry were removed. The uninstaller only removes files the setup installed itself, so we can’t reproduce the problem. If you can tell us the KeePassFerry version, the path of your portable KeePass, how you uninstalled it and what...

Hello everyone and Dominik, I'd like to introduce KeePassFerry, a new open-source browser integration plugin for KeePass 2.x, and kindly ask that it be considered for listing on the KeePass plugins page. About KeePassFerry KeePassFerry connects Microsoft Edge and Google Chrome to KeePass on Windows. It fills and saves logins (including multi-step logins), fills TOTP one-time codes and can set up 2FA from a QR code directly into the matching entry, and supports passkeys stored in the KeePass entry...