Yves Goergen

Tried this: * Unlock database * Set lock timeout to 120 seconds * Minimise window to tray icon again * Wait a while (database is now locked) * Unlock through...

An hour or so later the database was locked eventually. Seems like the configured delay is exceeded by much.

Could it be the browser extension asking the database as I randomly browse web pages? I wouldn't consider this "activity" though.

https://github.com/keepassxreboot/keepassxc/blob/develop/src/core/InactivityTimer.cpp#L42 Does this also cover the tray icon? I might occasionally hover that one when I'm using other icons or clicking on the clock/notification area. That would well explain things....

Can you try these steps: 1. Open the GUI and set the lock idle timeout to a few seconds, e.g. 30 seconds 2. Minimise the window to a tray icon...

I can confirm that the issue and described steps to reproduce are still valid with 2.7.8. Nothing has changed to this regard.

@droidmonkey Have you tried it with the browser extension? That's the only one that triggers the bug. If you didn't use that, you sure can't see it. And the bug...

Then something must have changed since I last looked into it. I could verify in the code that only interactions with the GUI would trigger the idle lock timer, but...

Well, that makes the idle lock timeout pretty useless then. I'm not sure how you use the app, but I have no need to regularly interact with the main window....

Same on Android. I get 2 advertisements at the same time, then nothing for around a second. Then it repeats. Considering that nRF Connect can receive every single advertisement on...