KeeWeb's last release was in July 2021. KeeWebX is a maintained fork of it: the same idea of a KeePass client in your browser, rebuilt in TypeScript and still getting updates. Your KDBX 4 file opens as it is.
| KeeWeb | KeeWebX | |
|---|---|---|
| Latest release | v1.18.7, July 2021 | Actively developed |
| Code | JavaScript | Strict TypeScript |
| Dependencies | About 80 packages | About 20 packages |
| Passkey unlock in the browser | No | Touch ID, Face ID, Windows Hello, YubiKey |
| Stored WebDAV credentials | XOR-obfuscated | AES-256-GCM |
| Browser extension autofill | KeeWeb Connect | KeeWebX Connect, also on file:// |
Runs from a double-clicked .html file | Web app or desktop install | Yes |
| Database formats | KDBX 3 and KDBX 4 | KDBX 4 only |
| Cloud storage | Dropbox, Google Drive, OneDrive, WebDAV | WebDAV |
| Desktop app | Electron apps | None, installable web app instead |
.kdbx file. If KeeWeb keeps it in the browser or a cloud account, save a copy to your computer first.Using a KDBX 3 file? Open it in KeePass or KeePassXC, switch the format to KDBX 4 in the database settings, and save. Keep a backup until the new file opens.
KeeWeb may still suit you if you depend on its built-in Dropbox, Google Drive or OneDrive sync, need its Electron desktop app, or must keep files in KDBX 3. KeeWeb was created by Antelle, and KeeWebX exists because of that work.
The last KeeWeb release is v1.18.7, published in July 2021. The site and app are still online, but there have been no releases since.
Yes, if it is in KDBX 4 format. KeeWebX reads the same file with the same password and key file, with nothing to convert. KDBX 3 files need a one-time upgrade first.
Open the file in KeePass or KeePassXC, switch the database format to KDBX 4 in the database settings, and save. Keep a backup of the original until you have confirmed that the new file opens.
Not directly yet. KeeWebX syncs over WebDAV, which covers Nextcloud, Synology and similar services. With Dropbox or Google Drive, keep the file in the synced folder on your computer and open it from there.
KeeWebX is an independent fork of KeeWeb, built on the original work by Antelle under the MIT license. It is not run by the KeeWeb project.