We’ve just posted some information on our discussion forum about Codebook 2 no longer running on iOS 14.5. If you’re unable to access your data we’ve got migration steps available.
We’ve just posted some information on our discussion forum about Codebook 2 no longer running on iOS 14.5. If you’re unable to access your data we’ve got migration steps available.
We are pleased to announce that SQLCipher 4.4.3 is now available. It includes the following important changes:
sqlcipher_export()
handling of NULL parameterssqlite_master
to sqlite_schema
The following changes and enhancements are available for Commercial and Enterprise packages:
.xcframework
supporting Simulator on Apple SiliconCommercial and Enterprise - On-demand access to new releases of SQLCipher packages are available to all licensees with an active support subscription from the Customer Downloads fulfillment site. Licensees will also receive a separate email notification regarding the update and can contact us at any time for private support directly from the SQLCipher development team.
Community Edition - SQLCipher Community Edition source code is available on GitHub, via AAR packaging for Android, and CocoaPods for iOS.
We’ve got another Codebook development update post available for the month, this time over on the discussion forum, in case anybody wants to leave feedback directly. Like the last one in November, it has news about our current efforts, what we’ll be working on next, and how we’ve been responding to feedback and bug reports. We have a few point release updates on the way, but we’ll be holding off until after the holidays so we can provide proper customer support should anything arise.
Happy holidays from all of us here at Zetetic!
Today we released Codebook 4.3.0 with support for AutoFill on Android and macOS Big Sur, along with several other improvements and bug fixes for Windows. Please read on for highlights; download links and version requirements are available here:
https://www.zetetic.net/codebook/documentation/requirements/
Codebook for Android version 4.3.0 includes a new Autofill feature allowing you to seamlessly fill in your passwords and other other data into login forms in other apps and websites.
Codebook for macOS 4.3.0 is ready to go on macOS Big Sur 11! Mostly we needed to adopt the new Big Sur UI for the application windows, and update our app icon. However, we were also able to take advantage of the new Password AutoFill support in macOS Big Sur!
Update: There’s a bug in 4.3.0 for macOS, Codebook’s Password AutoFill extension isn’t showing up in System Preferences > Extensions, making the feature unavailable. This affects both the Direct and Mac App Store versions. Version 4.3.1 is on the way with a fix right now, our apologies!
Other things to note about this update for macOS:
The new database location path for macOS is (all one line):
~/Library/Group Containers/PD7G6HRMGV.net.zetetic.STRIP/Strip/default.strip/strip.db
Codebook for Windows 4.3.0 provides several minor feature updates and bug fixes, including:
Update: Since a few people have (quite reasonably) already asked: Codebook for iOS 4.3 with support for iOS 14 is already available, visit this page in the App Store using your device to get the latest version. We released 4.3.0 in early September and followed that up with 4.3.1, which adds support for the latest iPhone and iPad screen sizes.
As always, please feel to reach out to us at support@zetetic.net. You can also provide feedback and ask questions on our community discussion forum.
We are pleased to announce that SQLCipher 4.4.2 is now available. It includes the following important changes:
The following changes and enhancements are available for Commercial and Enterprise packages:
Commercial and Enterprise - On-demand access to new releases of SQLCipher packages are available to all licensees with an active support subscription from the Customer Downloads fulfillment site. Licensees will also receive a separate email notification regarding the update and can contact us at any time for private support directly from the SQLCipher development team.
Community Edition - SQLCipher Community Edition source code is available on GitHub, via AAR packaging for Android, and CocoaPods for iOS.