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I'll answer part of my own question- this does look like it's compatible with the Keepass protocol 2. So that shouldn't be the reason to stop. Of course there
by TokenDiversity 9y ago
I'll answer part of my own question- this does look like it's compatible with the Keepass protocol 2. So that shouldn't be the reason to stop.
Of course there could be other reasons.
- phoerious 9y agoKeePassXC does support the KeePass2 format (i.e., KDBX3). It does not (yet) support the very latest format (KDBX4), but by default KeePass also still uses KDBX3, so both are compatible.