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Password Rating column in entry table #4216
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* Closes keepassxreboot#4216 Reduced to three-tiered rating system and fixed column implementation Cache password health and use value to determine strength
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* Closes keepassxreboot#4216 Reduced to three-tiered rating system and fixed column implementation Cache password health and use value to determine strength
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* Closes keepassxreboot#4216 Reduced to three-tiered rating system and fixed column implementation Cache password health and use value to determine strength Use icon for password strength Fix drawing of sort indicator in header for fixed sized columns
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* Closes keepassxreboot#4216 Reduced to three-tiered rating system and fixed column implementation Cache password health and use value to determine strength Use icon for password strength Fix drawing of sort indicator in header for fixed sized columns
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* Closes keepassxreboot#4216 Reduced to three-tiered rating system and fixed column implementation. Hide password strength indicator in entry view if excluded from reports. Introduce password health caching to prevent unnecessary calculations.
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* Closes #4216 Reduced to three-tiered rating system and fixed column implementation. Hide password strength indicator in entry view if excluded from reports. Introduce password health caching to prevent unnecessary calculations.
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* Closes keepassxreboot#4216 Reduced to three-tiered rating system and fixed column implementation. Hide password strength indicator in entry view if excluded from reports. Introduce password health caching to prevent unnecessary calculations.
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Repost of a comment on #4028 by request of @wolframroesler and @MegaV0lt
Summary
A new column in your database would be an intuitive way of spotting insecure passwords. For example: a column called "Rating" and it can show you a green circle (good password), a yellow circle (reused), or a red one (weak password). And then you can hover over the colored circle to know exactly what the meaning of it is with a tooltip appearing.
Then to fix the issues all you'd have to do is sort by this column and fix them one by one. Kind of like a checklist.
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