KeePass Password Safe is a compact but powerful application built to help you store and manage credentials for online accounts as well as protect them from unauthorized access.
In order to use the program you need to create the database that stores all your log-in accounts. It is mandatory to protect the content with a master password, a key file or at least the information of the current user account.
Using the master password can be safer than the other two methods, since a person that has access to your computer account can also gain access to the database content. For maximum protection you can combine all three security measures.
The database structure is flexible and allows you to create folders or subfolders in order to organize the items. You can also personalize the entries by changing the background color, the icon or by adding a tag.
Every entry in the database allows you to enter the basic login details such as account description, user, password and website address. If you need to store more details, you can easily create new fields such as "bank account number" or "shipping address".
The application also allows you to attach any file to an item from the database in order to view them quickly. The program can handle images, text files and HTLM files that can be previewed without using external programs.
An interesting and useful feature of the program is the Auto-Type function that allows you to go directly to a website and to automatically enter the information that is stored in the database. This allows you to login to any website almost instantly, without having to type the username and the password.
All the modifications made to the database are stored by the program that also allows you to view the time the Auto-Type feature was used. The program includes a powerful password generator that allows you to create multiple passwords that are saved as different entries in your database.
Overall, KeePass Password Safe is a reliable solution to keep your data safe due to the easy-to-use interface and the 256-bit algorithm used for encrypting the content of your database.

What's New in This Release:
· Improved support for images with DPI resolutions different from the DPI resolution of the display device.
· {GOOGLECHROME} placeholder: updated detection code to also support the latest versions of Chrome.
· The option to lock on remote control mode changes now additionally watches for remote connects and disconnects.
· Improved Windows registry accesses.
· Improved behavior when the user deletes the system temporary directory.
· On Unix-like systems, KeePass now stores most of its temporary files in a private temporary directory (preferably in $XDG_RUNTIME_DIR).
· Added detection support for the following web browsers on Unix-like systems: Rekonq, Midori and Dooble.
· KeePass does not try to set the WM_CLASS property on Mac OS X systems anymore.
· Modified some icons to work around unsupported PNG transparency keys in Mono.
· Various code optimizations.
· Minor other improvements.