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jaguilar	2010-01-18 , 23:51
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Originally Posted by gLobster

What you think about PC desktop application & sync ? And import & export from handy safe ?

I believe that build a PC application can be done easily, if someone knows how to build it in Python with a GUI! The heart of the program is how data is saved and recovered, which have no mistery.

But import and export from Handy Safe I really don't know! The Handy Safe's version that I bought is old, and don't have this feature...so I don't know the format that it export the data.

Originally Posted by robbie

My vote goes to keepass(x) compatibility for desktop sync..

The problem, as Rob1n said, is that KeePassX have a fixed format. It will be necessary to develop a way of pySafe understand that format in both ways: from KeePassX to pySafe and from pySafe to KeepPassX!

Originally Posted by ARJWright

Now, if this can be tied to the browser/IM applications as a means to authenticate these logins, and then probably to an OpenID account, this kind of app can get really fun. It wouldn't just be a collection for storing info, but the keys too.

This is a good idea! I think that is a lot of work....but could be funny!

Originally Posted by soeiro

What about adding a small ícon for items and groups? (Ok, just sounded like keepassx, but it would be a nice touch)[/LIST]

I'm fighting against Hildon to understand it....and put a simple icon in a button! But some decorations is in my mind!

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