ColoredPassword lets you use different colors for normal letters, digits and special characters when passwords are displayed.
The plugin handles password fields and can also color passwords in the entry list.
It's main use case is for scenarios where auto-typing / copying won't work.
ColoredPassword integrates into KeePass' options form.
You can define both text- and background colors for
- letters
- digits
- special characters
ColoredPassword will color passwords only if the password itself is shown.
If passwords are hidden using asterisks, no coloring takes place. If showing passwords is not allowed in KeePass' policies, no coloring takes place.
If you configured Keepass to show passwords in the entry list and decided to have them colored as well, you can optionally decide to not change the background color.
This will ensure the entire line will have the same background color, but - depending on the colors you picked - can result in decreased readability.
ColoredPassword is provided with English language built-in and allow usage of translation files. These translation files need to be placed in a folder called Translations inside in your plugin folder. If a text is missing in the translation file, it is backfilled with English text. You're welcome to add additional translation files by creating a pull request as described in the wiki.
Naming convention for translation files: <plugin name>.<language identifier>.language.xml
Example: ColoredPassword.de.language.xml
The language identifier in the filename must match the language identifier inside the KeePass language that you can select using View -> Change language...
This identifier is shown there as well, if you have EarlyUpdateCheck installed.
Please follow these links to download the plugin file itself.
If you're interested in any of the available translations in addition, please download them from the Translations folder.
- KeePass: 2.40