Because you should never trust anyone with your passwords but only yourself. All things considered, most password managers should not be trusted, especially proprietary ones. KeePassXC 2.6.Password managers make it a lot simpler to monitor complicated passwords. The filename is changed after every save. Saving a database should preserve the original filename. Save successfully, but with new random filename.Open a password database on Google Drive.Is the above thread an indication that this is purely a GVFS issue in Ubuntu 20.04? Steps to reproduce:

Using 2.4.3 under Ubuntu 19.04, this was never a problem, and safe saving worked, preserving the filename. I am having exactly the same issue as blasco51, using what appears to be the same setup (details below) of Ubuntu 20.04 and KPXC 2.6.0. The Google Drive network disk is not properly managed Context Having the database file stored on a local folder or on a mounted network disk should not be different for KeePassXC Actual Behavior

Open database file, convert and save it on a local folder.

The database file remains with temporary extension and is unusable.

When saving database on the same Google Drive folder the network disk is unmounted.

KeePassXC opens database file as a version 1 file to import.

Google Drive mounted by Ubuntu 20.04 Nautilus file manager as a network disk.Database file produced by Keepasdroid on Google Drive.Thus Google Drive is seen as a mounted network disk. I access it using the Ubuntu standard tool which utilizes Nautilus file manager. I'm trying to move to keepassxc from keepass 1 Then opens read-only the database file stored on Google Drive folder. KeePassXC umounts Google Drive folder while trying to save converted database file on it.

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