Releases: adur1990/Pass-for-macOS
v0.11.4-beta
Bug fix for special characters
If the filepath contains a special shell characters, the decryption could fail.
This should be fixed now.
v0.11.3-beta
Bug fix for $PASSWORD_STORE_DIR users
Users can use custom paths using the $PASSWORD_STORE_DIR environment variable.
Until now, users using this feature could not use Pass for macOS.
This should be fixed now.
v0.11.2-beta
Bug fix for keyboard shortcut configuration
This update fixes a bug, where configuring a custom shortcut could not work.
v0.11.1-beta
Bug fix for ctr-click
This release fixes a bug, where a shortcut containing ctrl was toggeling the context menu instead of the popover.
v0.11-beta
More convenient navigation
This update Pass for macOS add two new features to make the navigation more convenient. These reduce the need for a mouse significantly.
Cycle through search results
It is now possible to cycle through the search results. You can either use tab to cycle forward or shift-tab to cycle backward. This will also include the search field, i.e., you do not need your mouse anymore to get back to the search field.Reset the state after the status bar popover closes
Now, every time the popover closes, e.g., because a password was chosen, the popover will be reset. This means that you don't have to use your mouse to get back to the search field for a new search, but you can just start typing.v0.10-beta
New Shortcuts
With this update Pass for macOS unifies the shortcuts and changes the auto-fill behaviour.
Note: This update breaks compatibility with macOS version older than 10.14.4 (Mojave).
Using the shortcut outside of Safari
By using the default shortcut `shift-ctrl-p` (or the user-defined shortcut from the preferences), a popover will be shown containing a search field. Here, you can search for passwords. Selecting a search result by double-click or with enter will copy the password to the clipboard, exactly as `pass -c ` does.Using the shortcut in Safari
When you use the shortcut within Safari, Pass for macOS will search a password containing the current domain. If only one matching password was found, Pass for macOS will auto-fill the credentials and notify you with a little notification in the top right corner. If more than one matching password was found, the popover in the toolbar will show and you can manually select the correct password (which will be used for auto-fill) or refine the search.v0.9-beta
New Preference Window and Shortcut Custimization
This update introduces a new Preferences window. Here, you can customize the global shortcut for the host app as well as adjust the behaviour of the update mechanism.