I don't get the password aspect of this. A password database isn't exactly something I want to write to constantly. Notes, on the other hand, need write access all the time. Is there some level of protection against file corruption or accidentally messing with your password db?
Well, everything is automatically encrypted, you can make (encrypted) backups, and you can also save your (encrypted) data to Dropbox. These provide some redundancy for your password db.
The aim is simply to have your notes at hand, and then you just press ⌘3 to switch to your passwords if you need to generate a new one or login to some website.
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I don't get the password aspect of this. A password database isn't exactly something I want to write to constantly. Notes, on the other hand, need write access all the time. Is there some level of protection against file corruption or accidentally messing with your password db?
Well, everything is automatically encrypted, you can make (encrypted) backups, and you can also save your (encrypted) data to Dropbox. These provide some redundancy for your password db.
The aim is simply to have your notes at hand, and then you just press ⌘3 to switch to your passwords if you need to generate a new one or login to some website.
(By the way, thanks for checking out my app!)