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It would be great to see some generic stats for each password entry (optionally, of course). I mean you already have a history and have some stats, but one thing, which I like very much is missing:
how much I used a password
So I can e.g. see what unused accounts I have and clean them up.
Or just see some stats on what accounts I login most often.
So obviously, I also want to sort my entries by that number.
A similar nice feature is e.g. that you can see how the "visit count" in browser histories.
Current Behavior
I only have "last used", "created" and so on, but no counter. 😢
Possible Solution
Probably just count the accesses and safe it as a custom field. So other KeePass implementations can also implement it then. 😄
You may probably not want to update the "last changed" date in this case, as it would obviously quite useless as it is always updated on access then.
Context
I really like that feature in browsers. You can see unused websites/account or just check how many you use often or so.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Covered under #551. Also you can do a search for a specific password using pass:<password> and see all entries that contain that (or a fragment of) password.
Expected Behavior
It would be great to see some generic stats for each password entry (optionally, of course). I mean you already have a history and have some stats, but one thing, which I like very much is missing:
So I can e.g. see what unused accounts I have and clean them up.
Or just see some stats on what accounts I login most often.
So obviously, I also want to sort my entries by that number.
A similar nice feature is e.g. that you can see how the "visit count" in browser histories.
Current Behavior
I only have "last used", "created" and so on, but no counter. 😢
Possible Solution
Probably just count the accesses and safe it as a custom field. So other KeePass implementations can also implement it then. 😄
You may probably not want to update the "last changed" date in this case, as it would obviously quite useless as it is always updated on access then.
Context
I really like that feature in browsers. You can see unused websites/account or just check how many you use often or so.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: