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Please provide a user interface for individually removing saved passwords. On Windows the passwords are not stored using the Windows Credentials Manager (which has its own UI) but in XML files. This is less desirable but would be_okay_ if it was a single easy to find file. But it is buried in the roaming appdata folder and has many copies, one for each version of the program that has been installed. (These previous version AppData folders should probably be getting removed by the Cyberduck update installer.) Anyway, the cryptic folder name (Cyberduck.exe_Url_y3p2ebapuyakx1wepw5uc1dcj54dho4b) combined with the myriad of version folders makes directly editing the XML file not quite user friendly.
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We would want to store passwords in the credential manager on Windows, but the Windows.Security.Credentials.PasswordVault API is limited to 10 passwords per application.
Please provide a user interface for individually removing saved passwords. On Windows the passwords are not stored using the Windows Credentials Manager (which has its own UI) but in XML files. This is less desirable but would be_okay_ if it was a single easy to find file. But it is buried in the roaming appdata folder and has many copies, one for each version of the program that has been installed. (These previous version AppData folders should probably be getting removed by the Cyberduck update installer.) Anyway, the cryptic folder name (Cyberduck.exe_Url_y3p2ebapuyakx1wepw5uc1dcj54dho4b) combined with the myriad of version folders makes directly editing the XML file not quite user friendly.
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