As I see you are having heavy issues with #319, could you please do some fuzzing to automatically test such problems? Or some unit tests? This is really the worst kind of issue, which should never happen with a password manager.
When your password manager destroys your passwords you're lost.
Benefit / value
Increases security (& reliability here), see https://fuzzing-project.org/
I'm not sure whether one can fuzz PHP, but maybe do it when it is possible.
Risk / caveats
none, only executed internal
Sponsorship
Are you a developer willing to implement this feature?: no
Can you sponsor the development of this feature or do you know someone who can?: no
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The main part of the app is handled in javascript (client) side.
If you know how to implement this or have some examples we could use, the input would be very useful.
Feature request
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Description
As I see you are having heavy issues with #319, could you please do some fuzzing to automatically test such problems? Or some unit tests? This is really the worst kind of issue, which should never happen with a password manager. When your password manager destroys your passwords you're lost.
Benefit / value
Increases security (& reliability here), see https://fuzzing-project.org/ I'm not sure whether one can fuzz PHP, but maybe do it when it is possible.
Risk / caveats
none, only executed internal
Sponsorship
Are you a developer willing to implement this feature?: no
Can you sponsor the development of this feature or do you know someone who can?: no