A deterministic password manager that generates, rather than stores, your logins — and makes versioning old passwords surprisingly handy.

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Password security has become a fundamental concern for anyone using modern systems, especially Linux users who frequently interact with servers, development environments, and administrative tools. Daily workflows often include tasks like create users with useradd, inspect logs with multitail, read files using batcat, or manage configuration files efficiently using vim. Advanced workflows may also involve techniques like split screen in vim to edit multiple files simultaneously or knowing how to edit in vim a file opened with less while reviewing logs or configuration output.

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Coming more than three months after KeePassXC 2.7.11, the new release adds support for nested folders when importing passwords from Bitwarden, adds support for TIMEOTP autotype and entry placeholder, and adds support for setting BE and BS flags to true for Passkeys.

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