Paul

Why people insist on making stupid password rules is beyond me. All you do is encourage people to find ways around them because they are too hard to use. I would use Notes to store the password requirements and make manual changes when you are forced to change a password - which is also a dumb idea. cheers, Paul

Have you tried the AutoTypeSearch plug-in? You can set it to show when you press the hot keys, then you type to find the entry. cheers, Paul

You want a process that runs under Wayland, not KeePass, to do that. cheers, Paul

Password profiles can already be saved in the password generator. Add a Note to the entry to advise which password profile is required. cheers, Paul

No, the menu items are defined in the code and cannot be changed. cheers, Paul

As has been discussed before, a TOTP is of no value for the KeePass master key because the database you are protecting is local. You can always extract the data, change the master key etc. https://sourceforge.net/p/keepass/discussion/329220/thread/ba75fe4394/ https://sourceforge.net/p/keepass/discussion/329220/thread/ff389b063e/?limit=25#b81d https://sourceforge.net/p/keepass/discussion/329221/thread/293b2180/?limit=25#d96d cheers, Paul

I suspected it was not quite kosher, but it is OK for a discussion point. I didn't check the link - removed. cheers, Paul

I’ve been exploring different password management solutions, and KeePass continues to stand out because of its focus on local storage, security, and user control. One thing I like about KeePass is that it gives users full ownership of their password database instead of requiring everything to be stored on a company’s servers. Features like database encryption, strong password generation, plugins, and the ability to sync a database through your preferred storage method make it a flexible option for...