@Caoimhe I've been using KeePass for many years. It has a super simple slick native interface: a category tree view, a list view of passwords and that's basically it. the only plus/minus it has it's keeping your data in a local file, so on the one hand you have total control, but on the other hand synchronization and password sharing becomes quite painful. So I was trying to find something else. But this webbish interface is just… you have to make lots of movements here and there.

Oh I just use search.

@zersiax I actually hate that you have to turn virtual cursor off, then back on, then use quick nav keys, then read some text in between, then tab, then arrow, and everything is mixed like hell. I have no that slick and robust feel as I do with native. Don't take it wrong, I love web, but for websites, not for desktop apps. There are some exceptions like Slack, but I personally use scripts that make it look as native as possible.

@zersiax I don't much care if an app is native or web-based. The issue is that a proper native UI implies certain things, e.g. the ability to use type-ahead in lists, menus and tree views, whereas web more often than not implies that those features won't be implemented even if the widgets themselves are technically accessible. A tree view with 400 items that doesn't have type-ahead isn't very usable, even if it is technically marked up in all of the right ways with other standard keyboard behaviour. Granted, sometimes it's just a case of adapting to something different, e.g. using a search feature more than type-ahead. @menelion

@jscholes @zersiax Also that. and here I don't see any tree view at all, and I'm used to it because I've been using KeePass for years now.