Scott Lindley

I just set up to capture the "offending" web page in both Dark and Light mode so I could report it to Opera, and it seems that Opera has recently corrected the issue. Yay! Again, thanks to all who responded to this issue and helped.

I reported this here on the KeePass site in the hope that the CSS or similar could be updated for the Help pages so it would be corrected for everyone. I don't know if this is specific to just Opera or if other browsers manifest it as well. I tried it in both Edge (ick) and Chrome and it worked properly. Based on this post and my ever-so-brief testing I will be reporting this to the Opera support site as well. Thanks for the feedback everyone! That's what this is all about.

I'm currently using the Opera browser (version: 120.0.5543.61) set to the Dark Theme. When I access the KeePass Help page (https://keepass.info/help/base/index.html) the majority of the text AND the background colors are both white, rendering the text invisible. Words and phrases that are links are still blue, and appear to be "floating" because they are interspersed with the white text. If I alter the theme to Light then all text appears properly. I note that the same page renders properly under...

Thanks for the update. I can appreciate your position. Thanks for making a darn handy plugin for a darn handy tool!

Is there any way to get it to search all open databases when using the search box in the "ribbon"? See the attachment.

I used your supplied plugin from your last message. I searched for "ups" from the search box just under the menu strip and didn't get a match from the non-selected database. I then used the "Find" menu option and got a match. I'm including the generated debugfile. I'm not seeing any evidence of the searches in the file, but maybe there isn't supposed to be?

I'm using the search box just under the menu strip. Is this wrong? I could have sworn that right after I installed the plugin, but before the upgrade to KP 2.45, it was matching entries from both of my databases. Now it's only matching ones from the currently selected database. If I open the "Find" menu and search from there it works, but I didn't think that it was necessary to take those extra steps in order to get this to work. Am I wrong? Am I "mis-remembering"? :-)

I ran it with the specified flag, but it didn't seem (to me) to emit anything particularly useful. I ran a couple of searches of items not in the currently selected datbase and they didn't show up. Prior to the 2.45 upgrade they showed up every time, no issue. Attaching the debug file. Let me know if there's anything else you would like me to do. I'm really missing this functionality.