UPM 1.6 Released

23Jun10

Universal Password Manager 1.6 has just been released. It can be downloaded here.

From the release notes…

  • Added the ability to export/import from/to a CSV file
  • Added a random password generator
  • Removed the dependency on JCE Unlimited Strength Jurisdiction Policy Files
  • Added support for using HTTPS URLs with database sharing
  • Set focus on the password field on all enter master password dialogs
  • Added Spanish translation (courtesy of Victor Alfonso Pineda)
  • Resize the “Notes” text area when the Account Details dialog is resized

2 Responses to “UPM 1.6 Released”


  1. 1 Emilio Posted August 8th, 2010 - 11:23 pm

    Great App for Android and the Linux desktop. Thank you.

    I just switched to upm from from keyring/Jpilot. Here is a little Perl script to convert from JPilot's keyring text export to .csv for import into upm (watch out, doesn't like double quotes and pound signs '#' into the Note field):

    #!/usr/bin/perl -w
    #conver jpilot's keyring text file to csv for import into
    #upm password manager.
    #Usage:
    # krtxt2upmcsv.pl < keyring.txt > upm.csv
    #
    #skip first 2 lines
    <>;
    #set record separator to read each record
    $/=”n#”;
    <>;
    while($record = <>){
    $record =~ /Name: (.*)nAccount: (.*)nPassword: (.*)nNote: (.*)#/s;
    $note = $4;
    chop($note);
    print “”$1″,”$2″,”$3″,”",”$note”", “n”;
    }

  2. 2 Adrian Smith Posted August 9th, 2010 - 5:36 pm

    Thanks for that Emilio.

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