KPEnhancedEntryView

Managing multiple passwords can be a difficult task if you cannot rely on adequate software solutions.

But even if you do, sometimes they could use extra features, such as a more accessible graphic interface or additional information tabs. If you are a KeePass Password Safe user and you are considering expanding its layout with a few additional tabs, you can rely on KPEnhancedEntryView.

This plugin can be installed without great efforts by placing it into the Plugins folder of the host application. If the core program does not include such a folder, you can manually create one or place KPEnhancedEntryView inside the main directory, as the application detects it either way.

You are not required to adjust any setting, aside from checking if it has been installed correctly. However, it is possible to manually clear the plugin cache or setting the program to do this automatically.

You can use this plugin to extend your password manager's accessibility by adding a couple of tabs where you can view helpful information. By default, the application provides you with a raw text description of your password files, but KPEnhancedEntryView adds Fields and Properties tabs that organize data in a more efficient way.

The former displays a short customizable description of your entry and a list of attached files, while the latter enables you to adjust certain parameters. Some of these include toggling auto-typing, setting custom background or foreground colors and enabling two-channel auto-type obfuscation.

This plugin boosts the overall accessibility of KeePass Password Safe's interface, allowing you to benefit from a few important features that you would have searched for, otherwise.

To sum it up, if you want to enhance your password manager's functionality, you can safely rely on KPEnhancedEntryView, as it can be easily installed and can yield you the expected outcome in a convenient manner.