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My suggestion When selecting “Open,” display what action will be performed, provided it isn’t a URL. Whether to display “RDP” or “mstsc.exe” is probably a matter of taste. I did a quick test. It appears that the "Open" is doing exactly what you suggest. It is probably displaying the only protocol handler that is valid for the URL in the selected entry. All inappropriate protocol handlers are grayed out. I can't verify for your specific example because you didn't post the contents of the selected...

My suggestion When selecting “Open,” display what action will be performed, provided it isn’t a URL. Whether to display “RDP” or “mstsc.exe” is probably a matter of taste. I did a quick test. It appears that the "Open" is doing exactly what you suggest. It is probably displaying the only protocol handler that is valid for the URI in the selected entry. All inappropriate protocol handlers are grayed out. I can't verify for your specific example because you didn't post the contents of the selected...

My suggestion When selecting “Open,” display what action will be performed, provided it isn’t a URL. Whether to display “RDP” or “mstsc.exe” is probably a matter of taste. I did a quick test. It appears that the "Open" is doing exactly what you suggest. It is probably displaying the only protocol handler that is valid for the URI in the selected entry. All inappropriate protocol handlers are grayed out. I can't verify for your specific example because you didn't post the contents of the selected...

Today I tried in vain to open “URL Override” in an item’s edit mode. I now know that you have to click the URL column in the main window… You cannot open a URL directly for editing by clicking on the URL. You also cannot edit an entry's data or properties in native KeePass outside of the Add/Edit Entry dialog. This is by design. Clicking on an entry's URL field in the main window does not place an entry in edit mode, it opens the URL using the default protocol handler (e.g. browser) unless a custom...

Today I tried in vain to open “URL Override” in an item’s edit mode. I now know that you have to click the URL column in the main window… You cannot open a URL directly for editing by clicking on the URL. You also cannot edit an entry's data or properties in native KeePass outside of the Add/Edit Entry dialog. This is by design. Clicking on an entry's URL field in the main window does not place an entry in edit mode, it opens the URL using the default protocol handler (e.g. browser) unless a custom...

Today I tried in vain to open “URL Override” in an item’s edit mode. I now know that you have to click the URL column in the main window… You cannot open a URL directly for editing by clicking on the URL. You also cannot edit an entry's data or properties in native KeePass outside of the Add/Edit Entry dialog. This is by design. Clicking on an entry's URL field in the main window does not place an entry in edit mode, it opens the URL using the default protocol handler (e.g. browser) unless a custom...

Today I tried in vain to open “URL Override” in an item’s edit mode. I now know that you have to click the URL column in the main window… You cannot open a URL directly from the actual Add/Edit Entry dialog (entry edit mode) by clicking on the URL. You also cannot edit an entry's data or properties in native KeePass outside of the Add/Edit Entry dialog. This is by design. Clicking on an entry's URL field in the main window does not place an entry in edit mode, it opens the URL using the default protocol...

Today I tried in vain to open “URL Override” in an item’s edit mode. I now know that you have to click the URL column in the main window… Clicking on an entry's URL field in the main window does not place an entry in edit mode, it opens the URL using the default protocol handler (e.g. browser) unless a custom URL override has been previously defined. The list of URL protocols your screen shot depicts is the list of protocol handlers that are registered with Windows (global protocol handlers). Selecting...