PasswordSafeSWT 0.4 is out

Posted by Glen on Oct 22, 2005 in Java | 2 comments

PasswordSafeSWT is an Java/SWT port of the popular Win32 blowfish-based password manager Password Safe.

This new version (0.4) fixes a number of annoying bugs from the 0.3 release. In particular:

Prompt for saving unsaved entries on close (thanks Neil)
Tree views now display correctly
Remembering your active view between invocations
Proper exiting from the opening dialogs
Version information now available in about dialog
Edit dialog now defaults Ok button
Preference changes are now applied immediately (rather than on restart)
Tray icons now displaying correctly on Linux

Win32 Screenshot of PasswordSafeSWT 0.4

You can download the latest release for Mac, Linux and Windows from here .

Enjoy!

2 Responses to “PasswordSafeSWT 0.4 is out”

William Hayes says:

July 20, 2006 at 10:03 pm

PasswordSafeSWT 0.5 has been great to use (and I’ve contributed to show how much I appreciate it). In fact, I use it so much that I’d like to suggest a new feature. Can you add search so I can find my entries? I’ve been using the tree organization, but I’m still finding it hard to seek out certain accounts in my database. I think a simple keyword search would do fine.

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Glen Smith says:

July 21, 2006 at 2:49 pm

William, Sounds great. Working hard on getting the new PWS v3.0 file format integrated in the next version of PasswordSafeSWT. I’ll try and get a search capability in there too. Great suggestion!

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