Changes in 1.1.2 • Further strengthened protection for your master password: the encryption key is now derived using a computationally intensive method (PBKDF2), making attacks against a stolen database significantly harder • The iteration count is automatically calibrated to your device's performance • Existing databases keep working as before — the upgrade happens automatically the next time you save • Passkeys created with PassFinder now reliably work on your other devices too (e.g. Mac and iPhone), not just the device they were created on • Improved protection when syncing via iCloud: changes on one device are no longer accidentally overwritten if another device hasn't synced yet • Deleted passkeys now reliably stay deleted after syncing, instead of occasionally reappearing • The AutoFill extension now shows a clear confirmation after activation instead of an empty list • Minor display and readability improvements in the contact list • A short warning is now shown when choosing to save your master password on this device • Fixed a rare issue where unlocking with Face ID/Touch ID could make the app unresponsive Note: Older versions of PassFinder! may no longer be able to open files saved with 1.1.2. Please update PassFinder! and PassFinder Home Edition (macOS) on all your devices.

CHANGES IN 1.1.0 New, more robust file header format for improved data protection • Added Secure Enclave key wrapping for additional hardware-level security • Added support for passkeys, including Safari Autofill extension • Automatic loading of website icons when a valid website address is present • New custom fields with formats for IBAN and credit card numbers • Fixed an issue where changes were not saved under certain conditions • Additional bug fixes and minor UI improvements Note: The iOS version has been updated as well. iOS and macOS apps version 1.0.10 or earlier can no longer open files saved with version 1.1.0. Version 1.1.0 can read both file formats, so no data is lost. Please update PassFinder! on all your devices.

CHANGES IN 1.0.9 1. The format of the file header has been changed to avoid iCloud sync errors. Apps that do not receive an update can no longer read the database. Please note that the iOS version has also received an update. The apps for iOS and macOS versions 1.0.8 and earlier are no longer able to read files saved under version 1.0.9. However, apps running version 1.0.9 can read both file formats, so no data will be lost.

1. Rewritten in SwiftUI 2. For normal use, no handling of files is necessary 3. Changed data is no longer saved based on a timer, but immediately after the change. 4. New sorting option: most recently used. 5. Minor bug fixes

Fixed a bug that prevented you from entering a password for a new file under certain conditions