Scott

Is there any way to promote bugs for fixing? This seems a little concerning, but if the finder can share their estimate of the severity, it might clarify the risk and spur attention?

No need, the dll still works. But yeah the plgx format is incompatible. Not sure how that is usable for typical users.

As I feared would happen, all of these plugins are no longer being updated and are not compatible with the current version of Keepass. I'm using Ubuntu and have placed the plgx files i nthe plugins folder and each one says it is incompatible with Keepass 2.40 I'd like to have some consideration to re-open this FR.

I've tried and none of these plugins are currently compatible with Keepass. It will not load them.

As I feared would happen, all of these plugins are no longer being updated and are not compatible with the current version of Keepass. I'd like to have some consideration to re-open this FR.

As I feared would happen, all of these plugins are no longer being updated and are not compatible with the current version of Keepass.

As I feared would happen, all pf these plugins are no longer being updated and are not compatible with the current version of Keepass.

Thanks. FYI, for anyone coming here looking for some help. I elected to install HaveIBeenPwned plugin from https://github.com/andrew-schofield/keepass2-haveibeenpwned I had trouble getting the mono recommended dlls to work by default on my Ubuntu 16.04 install. I had no idea where the mysterious undocumented plugins folder should be on linux (Ubuntu). I could find none. I took a guess and created it at '/usr/lib/keepass2/plugins', which worked for my 2.32 keepass version. You put the dll's in that...