This update to Codebook for macOS includes numerous bug fixes and two brand new features: Secret Agent Actions and password weakness warnings. Here’s a quick video showing how we can use Secret Agent to quickly fill out forms in one trip:
###Changes in this version:
Adds new Action commands for Secret Agent
Adds new password weakness warnings
Fixes various crashes
Fixes bug preventing WiFi sync with Android from working correctly
Fixes sorting of entries list after Journal sort preference changes
Download: Mac App Store
If you purchased Codebook (or STRIP) in the Mac App Store:
@wgray one thing I noticed. When creating a new Secret Agent Action, at the bottom of an entry with a lot of items in it (username, password, notes, license etc etc etc), where the Action is physically at the bottom of the Codebook window, pressing down-arrow does not cause the common Actions to pop down. It does cycle through them, but, it’s a little confusing.
In an entry with only a couple things like username and password only, pressing down arrow makes a list pop out and down. I suspect this is because there is space, and the SAA entry is only halfway down the physical window.
Another thing I noticed today @wgray: when I bring up Secret Agent from a locked state, the text in the popup dialog is super-extra-bold, and the text says “Codebook is Locke”.
Maybe the bold makes the text too wide, or you’re just LOST fans.
Glad to hear you like the new Secret Agent Action feature! Thanks for taking the time to report the issue of the Secret Agent Action suggestions table not displaying at the bottom of the window. We’re working on an adjustment currently, would you be willing to beta test it when it’s ready?
This is currently what my Secret Agent window looks like when I hit the hotkeys and Codebook is locked:
Is this the screen you’re referring to? Would you mind posting a screenshot of what your window looks like? Does it occur every time for you, or just in certain circumstances (i.e. after you’ve let Codebook automatically lock, or the first time you launch it)?
Hi @mmoore - yes, sure, I can beta test it, no problem.
Um, not it’s not happening now (of course). It popped up like that, and I had never seen it emboldened. I thought that’s odd, then got distracted and forgot to take a screenshot. If I see it again, I will.
Let me know if it resolves the obscured SA Action suggestions tableview. It should now display above the relevant field’s row if it’s too close to the bottom of the window. The same adjustment was also made for the password weakness table.
Fun show, though!
. I did slip one in once, briefly, but no one noticed. Maybe next time?