I just did an FPM-to-Revelation conversion; in the process, I came up with some features that are not present, and not currently in the TODO list.
1. Searching for weak passwords/file-wide audit.
2. CVS/SVN accounts (maybe save for "custom" account types?)
3. Handling for accounts with multiple purposes, but one log-in (e.g., a Google
account). With the folder-based approach, this would probably mean some sort
of soft-linking scheme.
4. When doing an FPM import, use a "website" account type and fill in the URL if
the FPM URL/Cmd field starts with an http:// or https://.
5. Support for entering multi-line notes without having to resort to
cut-and-paste from an external app.
6. Fields for those stupid "[in]security questions" some sites insist on.
7. A "most frequently used" or similar, customizable view would be really handy
(I spent most of my time in FPM on the "default" list).
8. The "phone" account type is confusing -- is it for a phone you own, or for a
phone number you call and "log in" to? If the latter is the case, there needs
to be a field for a user ID, not just a PIN. If the former is the case, a new
account type for the latter would be nice.
9. Auto-saving of old passwords when generating a new password (e.g., a history
list).
10. The ability to choose the length of the password at generation-time (instead
of pre-configuring a set length). This is important, because some sites are
obnoxious, and limit the length of passwords. Also, toggles similar to FPM
for digits/special characters would be nice, since again, some sites forbid
these. Just clone the whole FPM interface for this one. :p
Also, Revolution crashed 2-3 times while I was updating the account information
from the imported database. Since I have a lot of passwords, this wasn't too
bad, but it does worry me just a little (e.g., if I generate a new password for
an existing account, don't save, update the account, and then Revelation
crashes). I'll post a bug if I can manage to find a consistent repro.
Great work so far; thanks for taking on a utility like this, and for supporting
such a wide variety of password manager file formats.
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Travis
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