KeePass is a free, open-source password manager that allows users to store and manage strong passwords for all their (online) accounts. Passwords are stored in an encrypted database protected by a master password set by the user.
Users of the classic version of the password manager KeePass can now download version 1.41. KeePass version 1 and 2 differ greatly in their functions, but there are users for whom version 1 is sufficient. You can find an overview of the differences between KeePass 1 and KeePass 2 here this side. Version 1.41 does not directly contain bug fixes, but there are improvements and new functions, as the changelog shows:
New properties:
{EDGE}placeholder added , which will be replaced with the executable path of the new (Chromium-based) Microsoft Edge, if installed.- Of the
{FIREFOX}Wildcard now supports detecting the Microsoft Store version of Firefox (in addition to the regular versions). - When attempting to rearrange entries while auto-sorting is enabled, KeePass now asks if auto-sorting should be disabled.
- Added frames for headings in HTML exports/printouts.
- Added horizontal entry separators in HTML exports/printouts.
Improvements:
- Improved article separation in the entry detail view.
- If moving an entry fails, the entry’s last access time is no longer updated.
- Improved HTML generation for HTML exports/printouts.
- Improved fonts used when printing or exporting to HTML.
- HTML exports/printouts: improved encoding of spaces in passwords.
- Rearranged fields/columns in exports to improve consistency.
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