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Hello, recently I have noticed that the KeeOtp plugin by devinmartin latest release was in 2015 and furthermore devinmartins repository went down. This is why I have decided to fork the plugin and continue it. Here is my first release. The basic functions are the same. The differences between KeeOtp and KeeOtp2, which I worked out, are the following: -Added support for Base64, Hex and UTF8 secret encoding -Added support with KeePass built-in OTP function -Added support to migrate from KeeOtp(1) to...

Yes, thats right. I decided so, because I thought its clearer to see directly the days instead of calculating it at my own. My further plans are, to make a toggleable and configureable highlighter, like the QualityHighlighter Plugin based on the age in days. F.e. if password is older than 90 days -> orange and older than 120 days -> red.

Thanks for your comment. Ive thought about it and read some articles. As you said, it will not increase the security that much if you change your password frequently. So the usage of this plugin is not that great as I thought. But I decided to implement my planned features, but I will present this plugin only as informational plugin, to only get an overview of the age of your passwords.

Hello, Ive developed a plugin, which will remind you, to change your entries password, after a specific amount of days. When you changed your password, it will remind you again, after the amount of days, to change your password. Also you can set a specific amount of days for each entrie. (F.e. Google -> every 90 days; Sourceforge -> every 120 days) Here is the plugin site.

Thank you!

I have noticed. I will implement this in the next update. Thank you!

Hello, Ive developed a plugin which checks your entry for 2fa support. This will be displayed in a column or a extra form. Plugin here: https://github.com/tiuub/KP2faChecker To check for 2fa support, the plugin will compares the given domain of your entry with a json file. Therefore im using my own build API this, which receive the data from the https://twofactorauth.org/ API, but removes unnecessary data and adds other tlds. Also the plugin will download the json from the API and compare the domains...