Minimalist 3.5.1
Helps you stay safe online with strong, unique passwords for all your accounts
| Category: | Productivity |
| Price: | Free |
| Popularity: | Low |
| Version String: | 3.5.1 (310) |
| Release Date: | 2024-06-28 |
| Architecture: | Intel & AppleSilicon(ARM) |
| Minimum OS: | macOS 12.0 |
| Vendor Name: | Jeffrey Fulton |
| Homepage: | minipass.app |
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Version History 3.5.1 (310)
Hello everyone and thanks for all the feedback sent in over the last few weeks! Today's update adds a few features and fixes a few bugs. Let's discuss!
• We've added support for Apple's "Set Up Verification Code" feature which allows you to easily setup one-time passwords in Minimalist by right-clicking or long-pressing verification code setup links or QR codes in Safari. See setup instructions under Settings -> Minimalist AutoFill. Special thanks to Michael B. for nudging us to get it done.
• You can now change the category of multiple items at once thanks to the new Change Category menu option. Simply select one or more items in the list, right-click the selected items, and select the new category you'd like applied. Special thanks to Herman B. for the suggestion.
• We've updated custom multiline text fields to allow for selection of text, URLs, phone numbers, email addresses, physical address, etc. Unfortunately we had to remove the "copy" quick-action in order to do it. Please let us know if this is a problem for you and we can come up with another solution. Special thanks to Feek for the suggestion.
• We've fixed an issue with the importer where 1pux files were not always selectable. Now they are! Special thanks to Goran V. for the report.
• We've added import support for Secrets SPEF and XML files. Great!
That's it for now, but stay tuned because there is more to come!
Description:
Minimalist helps you stay safe online with strong, unique passwords for all your accounts. Sign in with a tap on websites and apps. Keep in sync via iCloud on iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
Why did we create Minimalist?
As long time users of other password managers we found ourselves frustrated by rising prices, increasingly complicated user interfaces, and the seemingly endless addition of new features we weren't interested in. We found ourselves searching for a minimalist password manager with only the most important features people like us would actually use.
Features like:
- Easy to read minimalist design.
- Support for Apple's AutoFill Passwords feature.
- Sync via the iCloud account we already trust.
- Secure end-to-end encryption.
- Reasonable pricing via subscription OR one-time-purchase.
- Single price for iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
Ultimately we decided make it ourselves and it's great! Give it a try and let us know what you think.
How does Minimalist work?
When you first open Minimalist you'll be prompted to create a Master Password. Your Master Password will be used to encrypt everything you save in Minimalist. This is the one password you NEED to remember. We cannot reset it for you. All your other passwords will be lost forever if you lose this Master Password. Please keep it safe.
As you add passwords to Minimalist they are encrypted and synced to your other devices via iCloud. End-to-end encryption is used to ensure no one but you can see your passwords - not us, not Apple, no one.
How much does Minimalist cost?
Minimalist is free to use with a 10 password limit. A subscription OR one-time-purchase is required to remove the limit and enable unlimited passwords on all your devices including iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Prices vary by region. Your region's prices are listed further down under Information > In-App Purchases.
Your subscription automatically renews 24 hours prior to expiration. Auto-renew can be turned off in the Settings app which allows the subscription to expire at the end of the current period.
How long will Minimalist be supported?
Indefinitely. Minimalist is OUR primary password manager. We use it everyday. It's hard to imagine a time when we won't need passwords. As long as we need passwords, we'll need Minimalist.
* Terms of use are available at https://minipass.app/terms
