Added support for opening URLs with Waterfox in private mode.element color” and “Main window press Esc” are now disabled when enforced (forced by a config file). Added “Dark Theme” and “Primary Font (Size)” help links in the options dialog.Improved font selection controls (with a checkbox to return to defaults, a button showing the currently selected font, tooltip, improved accessibility, etc.) in the options dialog.Added “Interface (2)” tab to the options dialog, renamed the existing “Interface” tab to “Interface (1)”, moved some controls from “Interface (1)” to “Interface (2)”.Improved colored buttons (prompts, available names, …) in the input dialog, in the database settings dialog and in the options dialog.Added a tooltip to the main part of the status bar of the main window.Several input command names have been added to the main window (for example, the command to edit the currently selected entry/records is now called Edit Entry or Edit Entry, depending on the number of selected entries).Most fixed-size dialogs now detect if they fit on the current screen, and when the dialog doesn’t fit (due to a very high DPI, for example), it’s reduced in size and scrollbars are displayed.Intuitive and secure clipboard management.Auto-typing, global auto-typing hotkey, and drag and drop.Portable and does not require installation, availability.
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