In the new version, we’ve improved sorting algorithms for vaults, passwords, and shortcuts, extended settings for authorization password policies, and made numerous improvements to the UI and localization.
Improvements
- Added new settings Restrict password reuse and Password history length to the authorization password complexity policies
- Added an option to navigate to the initial password directory from the Recents and Favorites
- Added tooltips for long group, folder, password, and shortcut names
- Prevented creation of additional fields with duplicate names or names already used in system fields — identical names with different cases are allowed
- Improved filters in User management and Activity log
- Improved the UI, dark theme, and localization
Bug fixes
- Fixed sorting of vaults, folders, passwords, and shortcuts in Favorites, Inbox, Search, and Bin
- Fixed an issue where the SMTP password field sometimes displayed Empty even though a password was set
- Fixed an issue where trying to open a password with a lot of characters in the Password field prevented cards from opening and users were redirected to the Recents
- Fixed an issue where a prompt to change the local password sometimes appeared after logging in via LDAP
- Fixed an issue where the Master password complexity policy settings appeared in role settings when the client-side encryption was disabled
- Fixed an issue where some system notifications were not sent to administrators and users with permission to view them
- Fixed an issue where manually imported data was reset when returning to data mapping
- Fixed incorrect display of access levels in the System settings changed event
- Fixed sorting by date in the Bin
You can find all information about Passwork updates in our release notes
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