Handling secrets in the interface

The clipboard and the widgets that are allowed to hold a decrypted secret. More...

Classes
class	ClipboardManager
	Puts secrets on the system clipboard and takes them off again. More...
class	FieldLabel
	The name of a key: value field in PasswordDialog, editable in place: double-click or the context menu renames it, the context menu can also remove the field (#132). More...
class	OtpCodeWidget
	Live one-time password display: code, copy button and countdown. More...
class	QPushButtonAsQRCode
	QPushButton that presents a text payload as a QR code action. More...
class	QPushButtonShowPassword
	QPushButton that toggles visibility of an associated QLineEdit. More...
class	QPushButtonWithClipboard
	QPushButton that stores a text payload and emits it when activated. More...
class	SecretLineEdit
	A QLineEdit for a password that can be shown: whatever is copied out of it is marked as a secret and reported for autoclear. More...
class	SecretPlainTextEdit
	A QPlainTextEdit for decrypted entry text being edited: whatever is copied or cut out of it is marked as a secret and reported for autoclear. More...
class	SecretTextBrowser
	A QTextBrowser for decrypted entry text: whatever is copied out of it is marked as a secret and reported for autoclear. More...

Detailed Description

The clipboard and the widgets that are allowed to hold a decrypted secret.

These exist so that a secret is not left on the clipboard, in a clipboard history or in the X11 primary selection. New code that shows or copies a secret should use them rather than plain Qt widgets.