A simple and secure browser extension to be used with KeePass databases.
MPL-2.0 License
Updated deprecation note, now explaining that PfP 3.x exists.
Published by palant over 1 year ago
This release introduces support for multiple databases. If more than one database is configured in PfP Native Host, you will be able to choose the database when unlocking passwords.
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site.Published by palant over 1 year ago
This release fundamentally changes the extension’s approach. Rather than working as a stand-alone browser extension, PfP now relied on PfP Native Host application. The latter provides it with access to a single KeePass database file on the user’s hard drive, all data is kept in this file. The database can be modified by another application like KeePassXC in parallel.
Due to the changes, this version is not an update to PfP 2.x but rather a separate browser extension. Data can be migrated by exporting it in PfP 2.x and importing it in PfP 3.x.
Published by palant over 1 year ago
PfP: Pain-free Passwords is no longer being developed, this is going to be the last release. It contains a corresponding notice, informing users about their options.
Other changes:
Published by palant over 4 years ago
This web-only release makes the web client compatible with websites using localStorage
for data unrelated to PfP. Previously, such data might cause PfP to fail.
Published by palant about 5 years ago
Published by palant about 5 years ago
This release affects the web client only. It fixes a minor security issue: when opening external links from the web client, these pages could replace the web client by a different document.
Published by palant over 5 years ago
This release fixes display of sync errors in Firefox on Android (issue #105). In addition, there is a number of minor improvements:
Published by palant over 5 years ago
This release drops backwards compatibility with EasyPasswords 1.x. Any legacy passwords will be converted to stored passwords, and unencrypted backups will no longer be imported.
Also, the user interface has been reorganized to make it more intuitive and convenient. There is a tab strip on the left side of the PfP pop-up, allowing to switch between different parts of the functionality. Ctrl+Up and Ctrl+Down shortcut keys are an alternative to using the mouse here.
Published by palant over 5 years ago
This is an intermediate release on the way to PfP: Pain-free Passwords 2.2. The user interface received a major overhaul but the visible changes are only few at this point. More coming soon!
Published by palant over 6 years ago
This minor release adds "Replace by generated password" password menu option making it easier to replace stored passwords. Also, websites not enabling buttons after password has been filled in by PfP should hopefully not happen any more.
Published by palant over 6 years ago
The major change in this release is the new sync functionality via storage providers Dropbox and Google Drive (issue #24, #83, #84). It can be used as an automatic backup, but also to sync changes between multiple devices.
Published by palant over 6 years ago
For the first time, there is now a public release for Microsoft Edge. A number of work-arounds for Edge bugs has been implemented (some limitations still remain), at least Edge 41 is required. In addition, an incompatibility with older Firefox versions has been resolved (issue #78).
Published by palant over 6 years ago
This minor release addresses the following issues:
Published by palant over 6 years ago
This is the first release under the new name "PfP: Pain-free Passwords," previous releases went as "Easy Passwords." This release also introduces significant updates to the cryptography powering the extension:
There will be a six months transitional period:
Published by palant almost 7 years ago
Fixed an error showing up in Chrome when password is copied to clipboard.
Published by palant almost 7 years ago
First public release
Published by palant almost 7 years ago
Got rid of ugly scroll bars showing up on Windows.
Published by palant almost 7 years ago
Minor improvements to the way passwords are being filled in.
Published by palant almost 7 years ago