KeePass 2.39

What's new in this version:

New Features:
- KeePass now uses Transactional NTFS (TxF) for writing database and configuration files, if possible; this improves the compatibility with other programs that are watching these files (e.g. file synchronization services)
- Added command 'Edit' → 'Show Entries' → 'Large Entries'
- Added command 'Edit' → 'Show Entries' → 'Last Modified Entries'
- Added option 'Automatically save after modifying an entry using the entry editing dialog' (turned off by default)
- Added option 'Minimize main window after performing auto-type' (turned off by default)
- Added option 'Show lines between nodes in tree views' (turned off by default)
- Added support for importing Google Chrome 66 password CSV files
- Added trigger event 'Time - Periodic', which is raised at user-defined intervals
- Links in the entry string editing dialog are clickable now
- Added UIFlags bit for disabling the 'XML Replace' menu item
- Added UIFlags bit for hiding auto-type obfuscation compatibility information dialogs
- Added workaround for .NET 'urtf' RTF round-trip bug
- Secure edit controls are now extensible by plugins
- KPScript: the 'AddEntry' command now supports the '-setx-Expires' and '-setx-ExpiryTime' parameters

Improvements:
- In printouts and HTML exports, expired entries now have a red 'X' icon (if the option 'Icon' is turned on)
- Improved string normalization in the entry and string editing dialogs
- Improved and optimized process memory protection, especially in the entry editing dialog
- Secure edit control improvements
- Improved behavior when moving a custom string to a standard field
- Improved entry size calculation
- URL overrides are now used also for application URLs
- Improved input focus restoration
- When trying to toggle the auto-start option and creating/deleting the registry value fails, KeePass now shows a detailed error message
- Improved XML serialization
- Stream disposal improvements in exceptional situations
- Process object disposal improvements
- Extended inter-process communication (IPC) messages are compressed and encrypted now
- New IPC mechanism on Unix-like systems
- Enhanced desktop type detection on Unix-like systems
- On the Cinnamon desktop, the 'Always on Top' option is now disabled (because it is not supported properly by the environment)
- KeePass now ignores hidden Git and Visual Studio directories when building a PLGX file
- The trigger system now ignores state-changing placeholders in most places
- Removed trigger event 'User interface state updated' (consider using the new event 'Time - Periodic' instead)
- Various code optimizations
- Minor other improvements

Bugfixes:
- The 'View' button on the 'History' tab of the entry editing dialog is now disabled when multiple items are selected
- The main window state is now updated after closing an entry report dialog