FrantisekBodnar
commented
4 years ago Hi sorry for really late response. :)
Yes that is true, it remembers the valid certificate only in memory of running application. I did it for security reasons, so this information is available in protected memory so it can't be accessed by some virus or malware.
Also I strongly suggest that you also use the Master Password with the certificate for security reasons, to maximize security in case your certificate were stolen from your backup storage.
Best Franky
Thank you for this plugin, it does a great job allowing me to only remember my smart card's PIN and not another long passphrase ;) I have multiple cettificates available on the smartcard and in windows' store; when I choose the right one at the prompt everything goes well, I can unlock the database and use it; and if I lock it I can unlock it later without choosing the cert again. However If I close the application, I need to select the correct certificate again at launch. It would be nice if the associated certificate was remembered also between launches.