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(Mac only) Passwords sometimes displayed in clear text when switching between notes.

The generate password button within notes ignored the passphrase settings.

Copying some note types didn't copy their tags.

(Mac only) The PinboardTable now updates when you edit an item's title or label colour.

You can now edit passwords while displaying them as clear text.

Folders can now have tag and comment metadata.

(Mac only) The BackupVault window no longer uses case-sensitive sorting.

(iOS only) Moved cloud storage settings into the Advanced Settings menu.

Improved interaction with cloud services.

Fixes an issue where the Open Last Document menu option did not always work for documents stored in Google Drive.

BitSafe now has greater knowledge of websites' password rules and can attempt to obtain rules directly from a website.

BitSafe now supports 'well-known password change URLs'.

This release fixes a potential crash relating to use of the web browser extension.

The pinboard now updates to reflect item edits (title, format and icon).

Other minor improvements and bug fixes.

(iOS only) Improvements to the Password Autofill Extension.

(iOS only) Updates to Dropbox integration.

(Mac only) Additional toolbar controls can quickly expand/collapse folder hierarchies.

(Mac only) There is now a context menu in the note browser.

Bank account notes can now include telephone numbers and email addresses.

Bank account notes can now include multiple addresses.

Web browsers will not be suggested for inappropriate URL schemes. (Mac only) Changes to apps suggested for opening URLs mean there may now be more options available.(Mac only) Improvements to the Safari Extension.(Mac only) You can now create new items from the context menu in the document navigator.

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It is fully compatible with the full version of BitSafe and is not time limited. It is limited creating up to five notes within a document, although it can read larger documents, and is missing some

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BitArįiles can be shared with other Mac users, who will be able to open them using BitSafeArchiver or BitSafeArchiverLE (which is free - see the Resources sectionīitSafeLE is available for free (Mac only). The BitSafe Archive (BitAr) format is an encrypted archive format which allows you to protect files without having to embed them in a BitSafe document. On the Mac, BitSafe integrates with Safari, Chrome and Firefox through browser extensions, allowing you to log in to websites at the click of a mouse. (with configurable levels of complexity) to help you keep your logins secure.

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The application also includes a random password generator Shared and synchronised between all of your Macs and iOS devices (Mac and iOS versions sold separately). By optionally utilising iCloud or Dropbox storage, your documents can be Images or files in an encrypted document where nobody but you will be access to them.

Save login credentials, contact details, credit card information, Secure passwords but then store them in a text document because they can't remember them…īitSafe stores your logins and other sensitive information safely and securely. With constant stories of identity theft and internet fraud, we all know how important it is to use secure passwords and keep them safe, and yetĪround 40% of people use passwords made up of only lowercase letters and the average password is less than 8 characters long.