* Add demo kdbx file (password is `secret`)
The demo.kdbx password safe contains a number of realistically looking
but imaginary accounts for popular web services (Amazon, eBay, Google,
etc.) The owner's name is supposed to be John Doe, his e-mail address
is john.doe@example.com.
The intended use of this file is:
* To try out features (like the upcoming Paper Backup, #3277) without
using one's own database.
* To have a more-or-less realistic database file. The other kdbx files
in the tests/data directory all have some peculiarity or another.
* To have a password database from which one can take screenshots in
order to demonstrate bugs or new features. So, the recommendation
"don't include screen shots of your database" can be changed to
"include screen shots of the demo database".
* To have something you can mess around with without being afraid to
mess up your own database. If you mess up too bad, use git to revert
your changes.
The location of the demo database is `tests/data/demo.kdbx`. The
password is `secret`.
So far, the demo database is in the source tree only, to be used
by developers. Someone else may decide whether it could be placed in the
distribution, or maybe even made available for download from the KeePassXC
web site so that new users have something to play around with.
* Add more sophistication to the demo database
Add a second group that contais more sophisticated items:
Attachments, attributes, notes, expiration.
Note that the "ssh key" is completely imaginary and cannot
be used for anything realistic. For example, the public and
private keys don't fit together, the pass phrase and finger
print don't match, etc. It's just for demo purposes, like
anything in this file.
This new subcommand checks all passwords in the given database against a given list of SHA-1 password hashes. Such lists are available from the "Have I Been Pwned" project at https://haveibeenpwned.com/Passwords.
Note that this support offline checking only. The HIBP project also provides a web API for checking specific hash ranges; this is not currently supported.
Updating mingw-w64-x86_64-qt5 to version 5.12.4-2 caused EditEntryWidget to fail
building. Fixed that with proper includes. Also ran `make format` which revealed
one file in need of formatting.
* Fixes#3126
* Limit autocompletion to the top ten used usernames
- Load common usernames when database is opened
- Transition from QLineEdit to QComboBox for usernames
- Dropdown menu of the combobox lets user choose a common username
- Common usernames are autocompleted via inline completion
- Common usernames are sorted by frequency (first) and name (second)
* Add notes to General tab
* Combine Attributes and Attachments tabs into Advanced
* Remove extra viewTotpWidget
* Shrink minimum size of preview panel
With this change we get rid of the confusing key component checkboxes.
Now a component is either there or not (if left empty). There is
no redundant distinction between "unset" and "emtpy" anymore.
For compatibility with older databases that have "empty" passwords,
KeePassXC will ask if the user wants to retry with an empty password
if unlocking failed and the password field was left blank.
Besides these functional changes, the widget's layout has been
rearranged to be more compact, less stretched out (e.g. input fields
do not fill the full window width anymore), and more user-friendly
by providing a help tooltip for the hardware key field and accessible
descriptions for screen readers.
* Moved KeeShare Quiet Success message setting to the KeeShare portion of the application settings
* Removed an assert that caused the application to crash in debugging when a share file could not be found
* Corrected database settings security icon
* Unbreak build on FreeBSD
```
In file included from src/core/Alloc.cpp:24:
/usr/include/malloc.h:3:2: error: "<malloc.h> has been replaced by <stdlib.h>"
^
src/core/Alloc.cpp:65:28: error: use of undeclared identifier 'malloc_usable_size'
::operator delete(ptr, malloc_usable_size(ptr));
^
2 errors generated.
```
Non-standard APIs like `malloc_usable_size()` [1] are defined in
`malloc_np.h` on FreeBSD, so use it instead of `malloc.h` there.
[1] https://man.freebsd.org/jemalloc(3)
* Allow Browser HostInstaller to work on FreeBSD and other OS's
* Drop custom GNUInstallDirs cmake module and use cmake's own module
It seems to be an outdated version and cmake generally provides it
itself, so there should be no need for keepassxc to provide its own
custom version.
On FreeBSD this fixes the issue that man pages were installed into
the wrong directory, i.e., `/usr/local/share/man` vs `/usr/local/man`
as per FreeBSD's current packaging policy.
Signed-off-by: Tobias Kortkamp <tobik@FreeBSD.org>
* Replace placeholders in URLs copied from popup menu on the entry preview widget.
* Replace placeholders in URLs opened by double-clicking URL field in the entry table.
* Pass correct entropy amount to keepassxc-browser instead of amount of bits for both password and passphrase.
* Rename json key from "login" to "entropy" (keeping "login" key for backwards compatibility).
* Also make some changes to entropy calculation methods:
- Rename PassphraseGenerator::calculateEntropy to estimateEntropy
- Rename PasswordGenerator::calculateEntropy to estimateEntropy
This change adds a right-click context menu to the
AutoType dialog, which allows the user to copy
either the username or password. The dialog then
automatically closes.
* Add combo menu button to apply an icon to children
- allow more options to apply icons (child groups, child entries)
- extend tests in TestGroup (applying icons for groups/entries only)
- prevent blue folder icon being set for entries (on entry creation only)
* Do not show the combo menu button for entries
* Fixes#925
* Add 'flatten' option to CLI ls command
* Add test for Group::hierarchy() and man page for ls --flatten
* Rename group sort test to align with others
This PR cleans up the `Command` classes in the CLI, introducing a
`DatabaseCommand` class for the commands operating on a database,
and a `getCommandLineParser` command to centralize the arguments
parsing and validation.
The opening of the database based on the CLI arguments and options
is now centralized in `DatabaseCommand.execute`, making it easy to
add new database opening features (like YubiKey support for the CLI).
Also a couple of bugs fixed:
* `Create` was still using `stdout` for some error messages.
* `Diceware` and `Generate` were not validating that the word count was an integer.
* `Diceware` was also using `stdout` for some error messages.
* unified the 2 guides (Quickstart & KeeShare) a bit
* use "international" mozilla-link
* removed wrong and/or superfluous newlines & spaces
* some other minor polish & cleanup
- Fix library loading issues in the Snap and macOS releases [#3247]
- Fix various keyboard navigation issues [#3248]
- Fix main window toggling regression when clicking the tray icon on KDE [#3258]
- Add documentation for keyboard shortcuts to source code distribution [#3215]
KDE does not take focus from the current active window when the tray
icon is clicked. This prevented toggling the window (always called bringToFront).
Checking if the window is active corrects this issue.
Fixes#3256, fixes#3214.
* Fix remaining issues with menu keyboard navigation
* Entry menu now locks focus on entry when used from menubar
* When using keyboard navigation to select menubar menus,
do not lose focus on selected entry (fixes#3246)
* Enable all entry keyboard shortcuts while in search (fixes#3034)
* When the search text edit has focus, retain selected entry keyboard
shortcuts and button pressing capability
* Fixes#3145
The system tray menu used to have three items (toggle window,
lock database, quit) of which only two had an icon, which
looked strange and unintended. This commit adds an icon for
the "Toggle window" menu item.
* Use a padlock icon for the "Lock DB" tray menu item
Originally, icon `document-encryt.png` was used, however theming seems
to be getting in the way by sometimes displaying a plain "document"
icon instead. Copied the icon files to `database-lock.png` and used
that one for the "lock database" tray menu item instead.
* In Database Settings, use the "security-high" icon for "Security"
Previously, the "document-encrypt" icon was used, which should be
something like a padlock but which, due to theming, somethings
fell back to a generic document icon (page of paper).
The "document-encrypt" icon is no longer used and was removed.
Install with `sudo apt install ccache`.
Makes building a huge lot faster, especially when switching branches.
Nothing happens if ccache is not installed.
Example: (measured on my laptop)
```
$ ccache -C # clear the cache
$ rm -fr build
$ cd build
$ cmake -DWITH_XC_ALL=ON -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release ..
$ time make -j4
...
real 5m8,817s
user 16m47,107s
sys 1m38,808s
$ rm -fr ../build/*
$ cmake -DWITH_XC_ALL=ON -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release ..
$ time make -j4
...
real 0m32,571s
user 1m0,253s
sys 0m24,069s
```
