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Editors’ Review
KeePass Password Safe Portable securely stores all of your account log-ins, so you don't have to worry about forgetting them. Because just about every website requires you to create an account, it's almost impossible to remember all of your log-ins. But since you don't want to write them all down where anyone could find them, it's important to have software like this to help you keep them accessible but private.
Pros
Portability: What makes KeePass Password Safe Portable stand out is portability. This means you can enter all of your account information once, and then take it with you wherever you go on a USB stick or other external device. And because you create a Master Password for the app, your information won't be accessible to anyone else, even if you lose your USB.
Password Generator: In addition to storing your passwords, this app can also help you create new ones that are more secure than those you'd come up with on your own. The Password Generator tool will create individual or lists of passwords that conform to whatever specifications you choose. You can decide which types of characters will be included in the passwords and how long they will be, and the app does the rest.
Cons
No auto-fill: This program doesn't have the ability to auto-fill website log-in forms. Instead, you have to either copy and paste information from the app to the forms, or drag and drop it in.
Bottom Line
KeePass Password Safe is a good tool for storing and retrieving your log-in information for even your most sensitive accounts. It only requires you to remember your Master Password to access it, and the Password Generator will help ensure your individual passwords are more secure than ever.
What’s new in version 2.46
- The entry editing dialog can now edit all currently selected entries at once.
- As entry attachment icons, the icons associated with the respective file types (in the system settings) are used now.
- When running on .NET 4.8 or higher, secure connections (e.g. for WebDAV) now support TLS 1.3.
- Added keyboard shortcut Ctrl+* (numeric keypad) for the 'Expand Recursively' group command.
- Added keyboard shortcut Ctrl+/ (numeric keypad) for the 'Collapse Recursively' group command.
- Right-clicking on the header of the main entry list now shows the 'Configure Columns' command.
- The {VKEY ...} command now supports some flags (for specifying whether to send a key down or up event only and/or whether to send an extended key).
- Added configuration option for protecting KeePass windows against certain screen capture operations.
- Added command line parameter '-wa-enable:' for enabling specific Mono workarounds.
- On Unix-like systems with a Wayland compositor, KeePass (with the KPUInput plugin) can now auto-type the default sequence and manually selected sequences of the currently selected entry.
- Various improvements and bug fixes.
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