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#MacPass
There a lot of iOS KeePass tools around but a distinct lack of a good OS X Version.
There are a lot of iOS KeePass tools around but a distinct lack of a good OS X version.
KeePass can be used via Mono on OS X but lacks vital functionality and feels sluggish.
MacPass is an attempt to create an OS X port of KeePass.
MacPass is an attempt to create a native OS X port of KeePass.
##Disclaimer
The Project is in heavy development. Beware that I'm going to shift things around so stuff is going to break. A lot.
##Download
Since Github now provides a release feature, I'm trying to upload binaries on all the tags I create along the way.
Since Github now provides a release feature, I'm trying to upload binaries for all the tags I create along the way.
Use it with caution, it's unfinished. Really!
All releases can be found at [Github](https://github.com/mstarke/MacPass/releases).
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##System Requirement
The Minimum OS X Version for MacPass currently is 10.8 Mountain Lion.
The minimum OS X version required for MacPass is currently 10.8 Mountain Lion.
Since 10.9 Mavericks is a free upgrade I have no plans to support 10.7 Lion.
##Status
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##Alternatives
[KeePassX](http://www.keepassx.org) is a Qt based KeePass port, than can read database version 1 and 2 and write version 2 containers rather nicely.
It's in active development, open source. Alpha 5 is out and now includes the previously missing password generator. It fully supports all database features and should be stable enough for daily usage. It can import version 1 into a version 2 file but is unable to natively write version 1 files.
[KeePassX](http://www.keepassx.org) is a Qt based KeePass port, that can read database version 1 and 2 and write version 2 containers rather nicely.
It's in active development and open source. Alpha 5 is out and now includes the previously missing password generator. It fully supports all database features and should be stable enough for daily usage. It can import version 1 into a version 2 file but is unable to natively write version 1 files.
[KyPass Companion](http://www.kyuran.be/logiciels/kypass4mac/) is a native Cocoa port and offers KeePassHttp compatiblity.
Should be able to read and write database version 1 and 2. It is closed source and currently available in the Mac App Store. It's rather expensive considering the bugs and missing features. Based on the user reviews it should work. Not all version 2 features are supported. It is unable to convert between database versions.