3 ms·

Works, but takes a little while. Nice -useful

• dividuum 7y ago
  That's very much by design. The idea is that even if the file is stolen, a good password should still protect against a lot of bruteforcing.
  • mc3 7y ago
    By design? Or running code in the browser is inefficient? (not your fault, that's the way it is) Keepass (Desktop app) for example doesn't take ages to open.
    • brokensegue 7y ago
      You can configure keepass to take forever to open.
    • dividuum 7y ago
      Yes: By design. This helps make brute forcing the password harder by forcing each attempt to take a while. The crypto implementation in the browser itself is pretty fast. You can easily make it faster or instantaneous by lowering the number of PBKDF2 rounds in the html-vault script. The default of 20 million seems a bit excessive based on the feedback so far.