Releases: AnonymousX86/Python-Password
Added translations
Greater ranges
Now more people can use this program and now I'm asking you for support with translations.
We... I, need you!
Since now, my program supports translations, so help will be more welcome.
Other changes
I've also improved app stability (as always).
Every help is (now more) welcome!
Saving theme and better validation
More on dark theme
On previous version, theme wasn't saving. Now it is.
Since v0.2.1
all program version are compatible with previous. That means if I'm including theme saving it will work with all versions - from v0.2.1
to this release and next. So don't worry about local app data, unless specific release will change this.
Also, I've fixed bug mentioned in #5 when it was possible to save space or tab as password's alias or value.
Feedback very welcome!
Dark theme
Everyone loves it
Now I can call myself professional developer, because I have a dark theme. 😜
Moreover I've improved app stability and performance.
But... I know in some dialogs text is too dark, but I'll fix this in next release, with translations options and saving preferred theme.
Feedback very welcome.
Hotfix with improvements for new users
First bug fixes
I've asked some people to test Python Password v0.2.1, and I've found some bugs. For example "that password already exists" was showed even if no passwords were saved.
Also added:
- tips for new users how to start using program,
- checking master passwords (useful for new users too).
Any feedback is welcome. 😉
First usable pre-release
Feel free to contact me. Contact info in README.md
.
New, beautiful GUI
Finally done!
I was working on GUI for a few days and now it's finally done. 🥳
Major changes
- As in title, new GUI.
- No
PyPassword_data
directory is needed. - Program now has all of assumed functions.
I really hope, that some of you will use and enjoy this program. 😀
Wait for next releases. 👋
Introdution to GUI
Attention!
This release is not usable as previous. It's only showcase how program (probably) will look with graphics.
Thanks for attention
Future updates will have all of original (v0.1
) functionalities. If you want to track the progress of development or you're just waiting for v1.0
, please let me know this by contributing or just leaving a star.
Pre-release files
- Update 1: Not much usable, but works.
- Update 2: Now you can:
- set master (alpha) password,
- save passwords to local database.
One minor change
From now user files will be stored locally in AppData/Local/PyPassword
folder. And program files will be stored next to .exe
file in PyPassword_data
folder.
User files are:
Passwords.db
,Alpha.key
,Beta.key
.
Feedback welcome
Please let me know, what do you think about my project. Would you use PyPassword v1.0? And how do image first stable release? Feel free to post issue (or enhancement) here.
Or propose code changes here.
Very stable pre-release
This version contains a lot of cosmetic changes and safety fixes. See this commit for changes, but mainly:
- added more blank lines
- every text line has at least 1 space margin from left border
- files' integrity is tested more often
- more exceptions are handled properly
Also changed .exe
icon and compiled file is now compressed with UPX. Free to use software based on same license as Python Password. So executable has now 8 MB instead of 10 MB.
After many changes, now it's more useable
In this release I've fixed:
- many typos,
- program is now more idiot proof,
- program checks files' integrity for almost all the time,
- more confirmations are needed.