Jonathan White

Did you use the {TEMP_DATABASE} placeholder? It would help us troubleshoot if you included the commands you used (except the url and any passwords of course).

I cannot replicate this on Windows.

@c4rlo the problem is that QEvent::Shortcut isn't consistently advertised on macOS. Edit: I got it to trigger the Shortcut event about once every 10 times.

Hah, probably not... The only real fix to this now on macOS is to intercept key presses at MainWindow level and detect when a copy shortcut key press is detected.

Are you using direct write saves?

No i am asking about Alternative Save Options: https://keepassxc.org/docs/KeePassXC_UserGuide#_advanced_save_options

If your disk was truly out of space, you would have received an error message on saving. Were you literally at 0 bytes remaining? How big is (was) your database...

I can replicate this problem using a small ramdisk mount. The database write seems to complete in a way that causes us to overwrite the kdbx file with "whatever was...

> Copy kdbx to tmp, truncate+write kdbx, on success delete tmp This is not a root cause but a mitigation. It's also already a feature! Enable backups in application settings....

There are non-data changes that will be saved automatically on close if you make them. Group collapse/expand, entry order change, etc. You can turn that off in the settings as...