Paul

Try using the "starts-with" function instead. //Entry/Times[(Expires = 'True') and starts-with(ExpiryTime, '2021-08-30')]/.. cheers, Paul

KeePass does not record that information - it is not a multi-user database with built-in auditing. You need a different product. cheers, Paul

Would you like to explain how those "issues" affects KeePass and makes it less secure? hackers figured out that there was a flaw in how Coldcard wallets generated users’ seed phrases, which were predictable KeePass doesn't have this issue. cheers, Paul

Plug-ins exist because the function is not in KeePass. Once a plug-in exists the function is rarely added to KeePass. cheers, 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