I’m new to Cryptomator and working myself through the preferences tabs…
There is an option in the “General” tab which is “Store password with: Windows data protection” What does it mean? By googeling “Windows data protection” there is nothing which explains it to me…
That means that if you decide to safe your vault password, it will be safes in the windows keychain (standard windows password storage).
With Cryptomator 1.6 plugins where introduced.
There’s a plug-in to add KeePassXC as an option and use it as default password storage instead of the system keychain.
If you have a secure system with secure passwords then I personally would say “yes”.
Please note: If you want to make your local system secure, consider using solutions that are designed for local, system-wide data privacy. Like bitlocker, veracrypt, etc. Cryptomator is designed to cover privacy issues with online files (mainly)
Not if you are using different windows accounts.
Please note: The Plugin is for use with KeePassXC (similar, yet different solutions)
Its not safer (or less safe). Its just build to fully integrate into your system means you can encrypt your complete system (if you want to). Cryptomators purpose is to create a vault and encrypt files in it in order to easily sync these with an online storage. Thats just a different approach.
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Thank you very much Infeo for this hint
But I think, finding this option is a little bit tricky and too complicated!
First point: Forget Saved Password is only visible if in the general options “Store passwords with Winwos Data Protection” is checked. Why? This button should not depend on a checkbox in the general options (at least if a password was once saved…)
Second point: I would expect that unchecking the option “Store passwords with Winwos Data Protection” in the general options would cause deleting the stored password. It should have the same function as “Forget Saved Password” in the Vault-specific options. If you would implement this option, you could even delete the “Forget Saved Password” button in the Vault-specific options.
Hi LowW
Your tip with Windows Credential Manager did not work. Have deleted all entries and Cryptomator still remembered the password. No idea where Cryptomater stores the password! It seems not to be visible in the Windwos Credential Manager.
Sorry, I have to comment on my own proposals:
“Second point” is not a practicable scheme, since several vaults with different passwords could be affected.
But the first point proposal would make things clearer. Here is an additional idea: Make the “Forget Saved Password” button shaded (inactive) if no password is stored, and make it active, if a password is stored. And still: make the button independent of the “Store passwords with Winwos Data Protection” checkbox.