Skip to main content

Settings

Open Settings from the three dots in the list’s search bar, or from the welcome screen. Settings are grouped in six sections.

General

Setting What it does Default
App theme Light, dark, or following the system. System default
Password file organization How autofill names the files it saves, for example work/example.org.gpg or work/example.org/alice@example.org.gpg. work/example.org/alice@example.org.gpg
Password sort order Folders first, or recently used first. Folders first
Disable pull to sync action Stops the pull down gesture on the list from starting a sync. Off
Recursive filtering Search also looks inside the folders below the current one. On
Open search on start Opens the search bar when the app starts. Off
Show all files and folders Lists files that are not passwords as well. Off
Enable biometric authentication Asks for your fingerprint when the app starts. See Security for what this does and does not protect. Off

Autofill

Setting What it does Default
Enable Autofill Makes HardenedPass the autofill service. See Autofill. Off
Default username Used when autofill cannot find a username in the entry or its path. Empty
Custom domains Domains whose subdomains autofill treats as separate sites. Empty

Passwords

Setting What it does Default
Password generator type The generator that opens first: Classic (the Random tab) or Diceware. Diceware
Password copy timeout Seconds a copied password stays in the clipboard, and an open entry stays on screen. 0 means forever. 45 seconds
Show the password Whether a decrypted password is visible right away. Copying still works when it is hidden. On
Automatically copy password Copies the password as soon as an entry is decrypted. Off

Repository

Setting What it does Default
Rebase on pull On, your local commits go on top of the server’s. Off, a merge commit is made instead. On
Edit Git server settings Changes the repository URL and how you log in. -
HTTP(S) proxy settings Sets a proxy. Shown for HTTPS remotes only. -
Local Git config & utilities Commit name and email, commit log, and the recovery tools described in Sync. -
Import SSH key Reads a private SSH key from a file. -
Generate SSH key pair Makes a new SSH key on the phone. -
View generated public SSH key Shows the public half, to add to your server. -
Delete repository Deletes the local copy of the store. The server’s copy is not touched, and neither are local commits you did not sync: those are gone. -

Misc

Setting What it does Default
Export passwords Copies the store, still encrypted, to a folder you choose. -
Workaround clipboard history feature On phones with a clipboard history, fills it with numbers to push passwords out. Off
Debug logging Turns on debug logs, after an app restart. Release builds only. Off

PGP settings

Setting What it does Default
Key manager Lists imported keys, imports new ones and deletes old ones. -
Encrypt in ASCII armor mode Writes entries as text instead of binary. Leave it off unless you know you need it. Off
Enable passphrase caching Remembers the key’s passphrase, so that entries open without asking. Experimental, and needs an active screen lock. Off
Automatically clear passphrase cache Forgets the passphrase when the screen turns off. On