KeePassium 1.23 released
KeePassium 1.23 brings QR-based OTP setup, alternative database icons and nicer context menus. Oh, and there is a beta release for macOS.
KeePassium 1.23 brings QR-based OTP setup, alternative database icons and nicer context menus. Oh, and there is a beta release for macOS.
Developers and early adopters can now test KeePassium on macOS Big Sur.
This is a universal app built with Mac Catalyst; it runs both on Apple Silicon and Intel processors. MacOS version uses the same code base as the iOS app, with a few cosmetic adjustments. It still looks like an iPad app, but this will improve as the app evolves.
Update 2021-04-08: the issue has been resolved by the recent OneDrive update.
In a recent update, Microsoft set OneDrive’s integration with the system to read-only mode:
As a result, KeePassium cannot save changes to databases stored in OneDrive:
KeePassium 1.21 brings better accessibility, new settings, new languages and other improvements.
Now your Premium subscription protects the whole family!
Thanks to the AppStore Family Sharing program, the you can share your subscription with up to five family members.
For new customers, Family Sharing is enabled by default.
Existing customers need to turn on Family Sharing in subscription settings. (Device settings → your name → Subscriptions → KeePassium → Share with family.)