KeeFox 0.7 Beta released
Monday, 21 December 2009 20:22
KeeFox version 0.7 Beta has been released. Please see http://keefox.org for more information and opportunities to keep up to date with KeeFox news from now on.
I am very keen to get feedback from a wide range of users on a variety of Windows systems so please take a look if you can spare the time. There are still some known bugs and some missing features (and probably many unknown issues) so please check the issue tracker to see if any issues you encounter have already been reported and then let me know what you think. There are more details and a link to the issue tracker at http://keefox.org where you can also subscribe to the RSS news feed for future updates.
I'll post here when the 1.0 final version is ready but the main source for KeeFox news from now on will be the new official website at http://keefox.org
I am very keen to get feedback from a wide range of users on a variety of Windows systems so please take a look if you can spare the time. There are still some known bugs and some missing features (and probably many unknown issues) so please check the issue tracker to see if any issues you encounter have already been reported and then let me know what you think. There are more details and a link to the issue tracker at http://keefox.org where you can also subscribe to the RSS news feed for future updates.
I'll post here when the 1.0 final version is ready but the main source for KeeFox news from now on will be the new official website at http://keefox.org
Welcome to ChrisTomlinson.name
Monday, 04 August 2008 17:56
I'm a software engineer, website designer, systems architect, technical support person and sysadmin - mixing up those roles as and when my current employer needs or friends buy me enough cake. I usually exist somewhere in Bristol, UK. You can find out about the charity I work for and some of the other projects I've worked on recently in the Projects section of the site.
This site exists to give me somewhere to scribble thoughts that I think might be useful for other people to read (and jog my memory in years to come). Much of it may be of a technical nature but the content categorisation tags should make it easy to find the type of topic you're interested in.
KeePass PLGX build automation
Sunday, 20 September 2009 13:27
One of KeePass Password Safe's strengths is the ability to install plugins. This keeps the main application simple and hence (potentially) more secure. Developing plugins for KeePass and installing them has always been pretty straight forward but starting with KeePass 2.09 there is a new plugin format which now means that your plugins will not need to be re-compiled every time a new version of KeePass is released. If enough plugin authors migrate their plugins to this new format then this should gradually remove some of the barriers that discourage users from promptly upgrading to the latest version of KeePass.
This article outlines how I moved my KeeICE plugin to the new format and shows how the PLGX build can be integrated with Visual Studio. (KeeICE is the KeePass plugin that the KeeFox firefox add-on communicates with - a beta release is (still) not far away).
This article outlines how I moved my KeeICE plugin to the new format and shows how the PLGX build can be integrated with Visual Studio. (KeeICE is the KeePass plugin that the KeeFox firefox add-on communicates with - a beta release is (still) not far away).
