Dette er en ældre version. Den nyeste version er 0.63.1. Voltius 0.63.1 · Udgivet:
Installationsfiler 0.17.0
| Arkitektur | Type | Omfang | Filstørrelse | Download | SHA256 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ARM64 | EXE (NSIS) · en-US | Aktuel bruger | — | github.com | VirusTotal |
Link og SHA256 stammer fra fællesskabets manifest i Windows Package Manager. Sammenlign hashen for den downloadede fil, før du kører den.
Udgivelsesnoter
Added
- Cut, copy and paste for vault objects on Hosts, Keychain, Port Forwarding and
Snippets — objects and folders alike. Ctrl+X / Ctrl+C / Ctrl+V by
default, rebindable in Settings → Shortcuts, and offered in the right-click
menu on a single item as well as on a multi-selection. A pill shows what is on
the clipboard; Escape or its clear button empties it. Cut moves, copy
duplicates, and the clipboard is kept after a copy so it can be pasted more
than once.
- A paste that would move objects into a different vault asks for confirmation
first, naming the destination.
Changed
- Deleting a folder now deletes everything inside it, on every tab. Previously
its contents were left behind — subfolders survived but became invisible.
Because the delete now cascades, it can no longer be undone.
- A paste is refused when it would leave a reference pointing outside the
destination vault: a host whose identity or key stays behind, a port
forwarding rule whose host stays behind, or a snippet whose snippet-call
target stays behind. Use "Move to vault", which brings the referenced objects
along.
Fixed
- Team vaults: moving any object out of a team vault failed with
"Connection <id> not found".
- Team vaults: the write-permission check rejected every team vault as
"Vault permission data is corrupted", and a team using a custom-named role
with write permissions was refused locally even though the server allowed it.
- Team vaults: an object's password or key material stayed in the vault after
the object left it, readable by everyone still in that vault. Removing an
object from a team vault now removes its secrets too.
- Keychain: "Move to vault" and "Copy to vault" moved the key or identity
without its key material, leaving it unusable in the destination.
- Snippets: folders belonging to a team vault were not shown on the Snippets
page.
- Port forwarding: moving a rule between vaults gave it a new id, breaking
anything that referenced it.
- Each paste is a single undo entry, and undo restores objects to the vault and
folder they came from.
