Some suggestions I noted down over the past few months of usage

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I switched to XC from KeePass 2 and some of the ideas below are influenced by the old KeePass 2

Things I would like to see added

• seeing password character count and password entropy directly inside an entry
• having different profiles for the password generator like in KeePass 2
• a keymap option for customizing keyboard shortcuts
• make it so that the items inside the additional attributes are not sorted alphabetically but instead can the arranged by the user itself

Bugs I noticed

• the columns (title, username, password, url, ...) sometimes don't stay at the width I made them and sometimes they even reset to the defaults
• in Linux (Manjaro) those icons on the left side are huge making it annoying to navigate, this bug doesn't occur on Windows
• the password entropy calculator is not as good as in KeePass 2 and is sometimes even counter-intuitive

Example:

12 34 56 78 90 12 ≙ (KPXC: 88.93 bits / KP2: 61 bits)
12:34;56_78-90+12 ≙ (KPXC: 81.75 bits / KP2: 81 bits)

Very picky extra things which would be nice to see added

• make the context menu for customizing the columns (title, username, password, url, ...) not disappear after clicking on a menu item so that it is easier to toggle them fast
• a function which generates a password with the specified character types and password character length as often as necessary in the background until an entropy value is reached which the user set prior (or a timeout is reached because the entropy value could not be reached)
• add a trigger option like in KeePass 2 (can be used to easily back up the database file or other things)
• add a HIBP (haveibeenpawned) email address check which sends all emails from the username fields of the database (can be filtered with RegEx) to the HIBP service and checks whether there are known data breaches with those emails (would make it easier for users with lots of email addresses to check)

Thank you for having made the XC client, i really enjoy using it over KeePass 2 mainly because of the looks and the browser add-on.