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On the other hand, apps downloaded from there are given far fewer permissions on your PC. They are sandboxed to some extent [1]. 1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wi

• izacus 4y ago
  No, not all apps are UWP apps on Microsoft store. They allow normal installers as well these days.
  • iggldiggl 4y ago
    And it suffers from the same limitations as any other attempts at filesystem sandboxing – it only caters for the simple "open/save one file" respectively "open/save within one folder (plus subfolders)" use cases and ignores (and breaks) the existence of any other workflows.
    • pjmlp 4y ago
      Win32 applications on the store run with trusted identity, so it allows for a bit more than that.
  • desindol 4y ago
    “This App is provided and updated by X.” I don’t know what more you expect them to do.
• elcomet 4y ago
  Yeah but I'd say the main thread for KeePassXC is not the app accessing your system, it's more about the fake app accessing all your passwords