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KeePassNatMsg returns only these entries which match the scheme of the given URL.expired entries are ignored if enabled.Otherwise KeePassNatMsg tells the inquirer that the database is closed. Now KeePass opens and the user has to enter the master password to unlock the database.

if the active database in KeePass is locked, KeePassNatMsg sends a request to unlock the database.of two entries with the URLs and, only the second one will returned if the requested URL is returns only the best matching entries for the given url, otherwise all entries for a domain are send.show a notification balloon whenever entries are delivered to the inquirer.You can open the options dialog with menu: Tools > KeePassNatMsg Options Remembered Allow/Deny settings are stored as JSON in custom string fields within the individual password entry in the database.Password entries saved by KeePassNatMsg are stored in a new group named "KeePassNatMsg Passwords" within the password database.KeePassNatMsg stores shared public keys in "KeePassNatMsg Settings" in the root group of a password database.You don't have to explicitly configure it. You can find detailed installation instructions on the official page of KeePass. Or you can use Chocolatey to install it in a more automated manner:Ĭhoco upgrade keepass-plugin-keepassnatmsg Install the KeePassXC-Browser extension for your browser, and Connect to the database from within the extension.Click on "Install/Update Native Messaging Host", wait for message telling you it was installed.Sudo apt-get install libmono-system-xml-linq4.0-cil libmono-system-data-datasetextensions4.0-cil libmono-system-runtime-serialization4.0-cil mono-mcs Tips to run KeePassNatMsg on lastest KeePass 2.31: install packages.On linux systems you maybe need to install mono-complete: $ apt-get install mono-complete (in Debian it should be enough to install the packages libmono-system-runtime-serialization4.0-cil and libmono-posix2.0-cil).default directory in Arch: /usr/share/keepass.default directory in Ubuntu14.04: /usr/lib/keepass2/.

Unzip it into the KeePass\Plugins directory.

Download the latest KeePassNatMsg release.

Whenever events occur, the user is prompted either by tray notification or requesting interaction (allow/deny/remember).

searches in all opened databases (if user activates this feature).

request for unlocking the database if it is locked while connecting.

user can allow or deny access to single entries.

returns all matching entries for a given URL.

This plugin is primarily intended for use with the keepassxc-browser browser extension. Is a plugin for KeePass 2.x and provides a secure means of exposing KeePass credentials to a browser via Native Messaging.