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KeeFox 0.4 source code released
The latest version of KeeFox (0.4) is now ready. The source code is now contained within a public subversion (SVN) code repository at https://keefox.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/keefox/ You could start by downloading the binary version (Windows only). I can’t promise it will work … Continue reading
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KeeFox 0.2 source code released
KeeFox 0.2 has been released. I was just about to get stuck into writing the actual code that will handle reading and writing passwords from KeePass to/from Firefox but thought it might be a good time to take a new … Continue reading
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KeeFox task list
THIS PAGE IS DEPRECATED Please see http://sourceforge.net/apps/trac/keefox/report/3 for an up to date task list. All dates are just an early estimation and I won’t be making any effort to treat them as deadlines but I hope they are vaguely realistic. … Continue reading
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Tagged chris, development, firefox, javascript, keefox, keepass, project, tomlinson
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KeeFox technical introduction
This article will give an overview of the requirements and technologies used at this early stage of KeeFox development. System requirements KeePass 2 .NET 2 Firefox 3 Windows XP All above could potentially be expanded in the future but this … Continue reading
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Super Crumbtrail
In migrating from Joomla to WordPress, I have not had enough time to investigate replicating this crumbtrail and menu system so this article refers to site features that are no longer visible (comments on the concept are still welcome however).
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Tagged chris, CSS, javascript, super crumbtrail, tomlinson, web design
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