KeeForge: KeePass Manager

Merge instead of choosing a winner When another device or app changed your database while you were editing, the save prompt now offers Merge Changes. Both sets of edits are combined the way KeePass and KeePassXC do — the newest edit wins per entry, the older one is kept in that entry's history, and deletions and moves carry over. If a merge can't be proven safe, KeeForge tells you why and your existing options remain. Move entries and groups Long-press an entry or group and choose Move to Group to file it somewhere else. Moves travel with your database, so your other devices and other KeePass apps see them too. Choose your encryption A new Advanced section in the New Database form lets you pick AES-256 or ChaCha20, and how much work it takes to unlock — Balanced, Strong, or Maximum. The default is unchanged. Also in this release • KeePass {REF:…} field references now show, copy, and AutoFill the value they point to. • Quick Launch now works when you have more than one database in the list. • A cloud or WebDAV database whose server doesn't answer now opens from the cached copy after about ten seconds instead of waiting out the full timeout. • A layout pass for iPad: editing screens open in the wide column, attachment previews are page-sized with Done and Share, and confirmations appear over the button that raised them. • Running the iPad app on a Mac, KeeForge's own Settings is reachable again from the app menu (⌘,) and the toolbar. • Saving into a save conflict no longer leaves the entry editor stuck open behind the prompt. • Key material spends less time in memory while your database is unlocked.