Dominik Reichl

ArgumentNullException when creating entry list for auto fill

I'm pretty sure that a broken/unsupported custom icon is the root cause here. KeePass checks icons when importing them into a database, but maybe there's a plugin or port that does not do this. The proper solution would be to fix this in the plugin/port. Anyway, I've now enhanced KeePass to use a fully transparent image when encountering a broken/unsupported custom icon. This should avoid the exception that you mentioned. If you want to find a broken/unsupported custom icon, open the icon picker...

For that, you'd need the KeePassHttp plugin to be enhanced, correct? If so, good news: the KeePassHttp plugin is now maintained actively by another developer, see https://keepass.info/plugins.html#keepasshttp. My suggestion would be to ask him. Thanks and best regards, Dominik

My guess is that there's a broken custom icon in your database, but locating the corresponding entries might be difficult (because they aren't necessarily the ones displayed in the auto-type entry selection dialog). We could confirm my guess as follows: create a copy of your database file, change the master key to the password "123", delete all entries and subgroups (permanently, i.e. not just to the recycle bin; you should end up with an empty root group), save the file and post it here. This "empty"...

Microsoft mentions a workaround here: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/release-health/status-windows-11-25h2#3697msgdesc Best regards, Dominik

The local ↔ master synchronization scheme should work fine with WebDAV. In the trigger, simply replace all Dropbox file paths by your WebDAV URLs. No plugin or additional tool necessary. Best regards, Dominik

KeePass currently does not use any WebDAV-specific locking mechanism. If you want multiple users to work with a database accessed via WebDAV, I'd recommend to use an advanced synchronization scheme. https://keepass.info/help/v2/sync.html#adv Best regards, Dominik

I see that you've released new versions of KeePassHelper for Chrome, Edge and Firefox. Thus, I've now enhanced the listing on the KeePass plugins page to mention the support for passkeys: https://keepass.info/plugins.html#kphelper Thanks and best regards, Dominik