Releases: stud0709/OneMoreSecret
v. 0.40-beta
0.40-beta is a minor bug fix to v. 0.39-beta (an issue when generating a new private key). Release notes have been copied from 0.39-beta.
This is a 1st beta release
johnwu0011 came accross on Discord at around Christmas and was like "why don't you write a password manager?". And somehow, here we are with oms4web.
oms4web is written in javascript (I did not want any backend - after all, it's you data!), so I immediately discovered the ugly world of cross-compatibility issues between Android, Java and Javascript cryptography API. This resulted in multiple changes under the hood, but here's what you need to know from the user perspective:
- The key storage strategy has changed. The app creates now its own internal key and uses it to protect yours. This allows to be more flexible with encryption settings, which is crucial for javascript compatibility.
- Because of that, you'll have to import your private key once again. It nothing helps, uninstall the app and install it again. It still nothing helps, let me know :)
- File decryption request generated by omsCompanion has changed, you'll have to update the same to the latest version.
- and of course, you neew this version to work with oms4web.
As always, let me know if you have issues. Among other things, I finally started migration to Kotlin, so the codebase has changed substantially.
Cheers,
stud0709
v 0.39-beta
This is a 1st beta release
johnwu0011 came accross on Discord at around Christmas and was like "why don't you write a password manager?". And somehow, here we are with oms4web.
oms4web is written in javascript (I did not want any backend - after all, it's you data!), so I immediately discovered the ugly world of cross-compatibility issues between Android, Java and Javascript cryptography API. This resulted in multiple changes under the hood, but here's what you need to know from the user perspective:
- The key storage strategy has changed. The app creates now its own internal key and uses it to protect yours. This allows to be more flexible with encryption settings, which is crucial for javascript compatibility.
- Because of that, you'll have to import your private key once again. It nothing helps, uninstall the app and install it again. It still nothing helps, let me know :)
- File decryption request generated by omsCompanion has changed, you'll have to update the same to the latest version.
- and of course, you neew this version to work with oms4web.
As always, let me know if you have issues. Among other things, I finally started migration to Kotlin, so the codebase has changed substantially.
Cheers,
stud0709
v. 0.38-alpha
minor bug fixes
v. 0.37-alpha
same as v0.36-alpha, in response to #30
v. 0.36-alpha
Fixed: appearance of the overflow menu in dark mode (#29). Updated to the latest dependency versions.
v. 0.35-alpha
- Bugfix for controls overlap (#26 by @teardr0pz)
- linked to latest library versions