I have been using OneKeyPass for a year or two on iOS and off and on for a year on Windows 11, have not yet tested Linux. Lately, I switched from using KeyPass2 to OneKeyPass exclusively on my desktop. I have now been using it for two weeks solid. Overall, the application is great and a good addition to the various versions that work with the KeyPass architecture. It is still a work in progress but already quite better than several others that require payment for certain features. The cross platform ability is perfect in that it is functionally consistent across OS's.
Development is active and responsive to requests. At this stage, the only thing missing are quality of life features. The one thing I could see improving is the ability to set a database as "preferred" so you do not have to choose it when opening the app or have the ability to set a default database folder, as there is for database backups. Then, if the app only sees one database in the default folder, to auto-select it for login. Currently, the app keeps track of recently opened databases but you still have to select the database, even if it is the only one you use. Of course, that adds to security a little but it is an extra step that I prefer not to have. It would be better to have a choice.
I would definitely recommend this app to others.
I have been using OneKeyPass for a year or two on iOS and off and on for a year on Windows 11, have not yet tested Linux. Lately, I switched from using KeyPass2 to OneKeyPass exclusively on my desktop. I have now been using it for two weeks solid. Overall, the application is great and a good addition to the various versions that work with the KeyPass architecture. It is still a work in progress but already quite better than several others that require payment for certain features. The cross platform ability is perfect in that it is functionally consistent across OS's.
Development is active and responsive to requests. At this stage, the only thing missing are quality of life features. The one thing I could see improving is the ability to set a database as "preferred" so you do not have to choose it when opening the app or have the ability to set a default database folder, as there is for database backups. Then, if the app only sees one database in the default folder, to auto-select it for login. Currently, the app keeps track of recently opened databases but you still have to select the database, even if it is the only one you use. Of course, that adds to security a little but it is an extra step that I prefer not to have. It would be better to have a choice.
I would definitely recommend this app to others.