The KeePass Thread

**Lucius** · 08.08.14, 21:33

Originally Posted by Master Razor

Check this out, Lucius. Did you know this?
Additional FAQ - KeePass (Scroll to Can auto-type answer security questions?)
Now we can automatically reset passwords at our convenience

Actually, I didn't know that can be existed

but that's a very powerful way of handling things

**Blocker** · 09.08.14, 20:06

I have been using LastPass ,but I'll give it a shot !

**Master Razor** · 09.08.14, 20:34

Learn how to use it and you won't be dissapointed. I garantee that.

**Master Razor** · 15.08.14, 01:16

Any ideea on how to view the referenced value (right click \ replace user and pass by references)?

**Master Razor** · 12.12.14, 19:05

I'm using FF 34.0 and I've installed Self-Destructing Cookies. For some odd reason, it removes it's sync account (logs out) after every firefox restart.
It is also strange because it wants to update in keepass KeePassHttp Passwords\firefoxaccounts entry.

**Sazzy** · 12.12.14, 19:07

It's not that odd, seeing as the sync is linked to a cookie.
Don't destroy cookies from the accounts.firefox.com domain.

**Master Razor** · 12.12.14, 20:13

It works so far but I don't get it. I tried that before and it didn't work but now it does.
I have whitelisted:

firefox.com
accounts.firefox.com

Maybe firefox.com is needed as well?

**Master Razor** · 13.12.14, 10:24

Ok... new issue:
Firefox now remembers the sync account but as soon as I start keepass it disconnects the account.
Firefox uses PassIFox and keePassHttp in keePass. And whenever I login to the sync account keepass asks me to update KeePassHttp Passwords\firefoxaccounts entry.
Every login, different key and needs this updated.

**Master Razor** · 22.02.15, 09:39

I'm using keepass on my usb stick. Is there any way for it to recognize the web page without installing addons (firefox, chrome)?

**Sazzy** · 22.02.15, 13:34

Originally Posted by Master Razor

I'm using keepass on my usb stick. Is there any way for it to recognize the web page without installing addons (firefox, chrome)?

Code would have to be injected either way. I think I'd prefer the safer way of "injecting" code by just installing the plugin. How else would it know what you're looking at? I can only start to imagine how insecure that would be :(

**szacher** · 09.03.15, 01:35

i will have to check this app, thanks :)

**Master Razor** · 12.03.15, 19:10

What about a portable browser? Something that supports keepass and runs entirely off a USB memory?

**Sazzy** · 13.03.15, 19:48

Originally Posted by Master Razor

What about a portable browser? Something that supports keepass and runs entirely off a USB memory?

all major browsers have portable versions available.

**Master Razor** · 01.06.15, 00:32

KeeCloud - for those that use it - is dead and also causes the error:

An exception occurred during a WebClient request.
This property is not implemented by this class.

A guy forked the original project and managed to fix it, this is the link https://bitbucket.org/Catscratch29/keecloud

**Sazzy** · 01.06.15, 19:30

Originally Posted by Master Razor

KeeCloud - for those that use it - is dead and also causes the error:

A guy forked the original project and managed to fix it, this is the link https://bitbucket.org/Catscratch29/keecloud

That's not very trustworthy. He has overwritten the UpdateURL with his own. At best, I'd fork and fix it on my own.