Seamus de Mora

Rony, OK - tried the cross-platform version you suggested, and it works well, but not without a couple of oddities. It seems to behave a little differently depending on whether the user is an Administrator vs a "Regular" user. For example, clicking the "Red X" in the URHC of the app "blanks" the interior portion of the window, but does not close the window. The Admin user can go to the pwsafe menu bar interface to quit the app, but the non-Admin user can only close the window from the app icon in...

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I'll be glad to try it if you think it might work, but this Mac has an M1/ARM processor. I thought that the Java version would be "most likely to succeed" - just on the basis of the old claim, "write once, run anywhere". Please advise if you feel the DMG you've suggested will run on this processor. Another thought that occurred to me: Oracle is no longer providing a JRE (or JDK) for the ARM processor, but there are a couple of other sources that claim to. When I installed JRE on the M1 Mac, I recall...

I'll be glad to try it if you think it might work, but this Mac has an M1/ARM processor. I thought that the Java version would be "most likely to succeed" - just on the basis of the old claim, "write once, run anywhere". Please advise if you feel the DMG you've suggested is intended to run on this processor. Another thought that occurred to me: Oracle is no longer providing a JRE (or JDK) for the ARM processor, but there are a couple of other sources that claim to. When I installed JRE on the M1...

I'll be glad to try it if you think it might work, but this Mac has an M1/ARM processor. I thought that the Java version would be "most likely to succeed" - just on the basis of the old claim, "write once, run anywhere". Please advise if you feel the DMG you've suggested is intended to run on this processor. FWIW, I thought that the 'pwSafe' app from Apple's App Store might be a fall-back, but according to the developer, they have no immediate plans for an ARM version.

Thanks, Rony - A couple of follow-on questions if you don't mind: Is the Java source code available online - if so, where? Of the Mac options, which ones are "most compatible" with Password Safe? By compatible I'm referring to : a.) database compatibility (no manual conversion), and b.) Closest in interface "Look & feel" Finally, FWIW: I'd much rather buy a license for a product you & your team developed - as opposed to someone who copied your code. And MUCH RATHER get the code from somewhere (anywhere...

github README is wrong/incomplete

Can I select and copy text from a PDF document?