
Bytessence PasswordManager (v4.1, 12Oct2010)
Re: Bytessence PasswordManager (v4.0, 09Aug2010)
At last, a new version of BPM is now ready, bringing in many new features and fixes. Please see the first post for details
.

None are more hopelessly enslaved than those who falsely believe they are free. (Goethe)
Re: Bytessence PasswordManager (v4.0, 09Aug2010)
I really love this tool, but (hehehe first the carrot, then the stick
)
it is really annoying and feels strange, that i allways have to enter my password twice.
When creating a container, it is reasonable, cause if i mistype my password i never will be able to open it, but when opening an existing container?

it is really annoying and feels strange, that i allways have to enter my password twice.
When creating a container, it is reasonable, cause if i mistype my password i never will be able to open it, but when opening an existing container?
{Home}.:|:.{Dialog Design0R}.:|:.{Codes}.:|:.{History Viewer Online}.:|:.{Send a Beer}
Re: Bytessence PasswordManager (v4.0, 09Aug2010)
You are definitely right, it is of no use to have 2 fields when opening a file. I will add a one-field password requester in the next version of the program. Thanks for the suggestion
.

None are more hopelessly enslaved than those who falsely believe they are free. (Goethe)
Re: Bytessence PasswordManager (v4.0, 09Aug2010)
Version 4.1 of BPM is now ready. Here is the list of changes:
.
D/L link in first post-Added an option to turn off the program quit confirmation
-Added a check to restrict the program from running on Win 95,98 and ME
-Fixed a problem with some URLs not being opened in the default browser
-Fixed entry searching not working correctly
-Fixed the drag-and-drop problems with masked fields
-Optimized the logging library (program will be faster when run from memory sticks)
-Made some minor modifications to the error callback
-Removed the password confirmation field from the password dialog (when opening containers)

None are more hopelessly enslaved than those who falsely believe they are free. (Goethe)
Re: Bytessence PasswordManager (v4.1, 12Oct2010)
Nearly perfect now, thanks!
{Home}.:|:.{Dialog Design0R}.:|:.{Codes}.:|:.{History Viewer Online}.:|:.{Send a Beer}
Re: Bytessence PasswordManager (v4.1, 12Oct2010)
Hi Inf0Byt3,
not sure, if you are willing to do some maintenance on your BPM, but anyway there is one thing annoying me:
Would it be possible to add an option to automatically load the last open *.bpm file?
Of course I still would have to enter the password then, but it would make life much easier (for lazy guys as me).
Still love this tool
not sure, if you are willing to do some maintenance on your BPM, but anyway there is one thing annoying me:
Would it be possible to add an option to automatically load the last open *.bpm file?
Of course I still would have to enter the password then, but it would make life much easier (for lazy guys as me).
Still love this tool

{Home}.:|:.{Dialog Design0R}.:|:.{Codes}.:|:.{History Viewer Online}.:|:.{Send a Beer}
Re: Bytessence PasswordManager (v4.1, 12Oct2010)
Hi HeX0R,
Sorry for the slow reply.
I have been planning to update BPM, but couldn't find the time. There will be a major overhaul to the program (especially security-wise) and I'll make sure to add your suggestion as well, but it might have to wait a bit because currently I don't have a stable internet connection. I'll release an update as soon as things get better.
Sorry for the slow reply.
I have been planning to update BPM, but couldn't find the time. There will be a major overhaul to the program (especially security-wise) and I'll make sure to add your suggestion as well, but it might have to wait a bit because currently I don't have a stable internet connection. I'll release an update as soon as things get better.
None are more hopelessly enslaved than those who falsely believe they are free. (Goethe)
Re: Bytessence PasswordManager (v4.1, 12Oct2010)
It is highly necassary nowadays where a user cannot trust any software developerInf0Byt3 wrote: I decided to release it as open source so everybody can take a look inside and see what makes it tick...

Thx a lot. It looks really great!
PB 5.70 LTS (x64) - Debian Testing, Gnome 3.30.2