Safer syncing, plus a few Mac conveniences. This update is about keeping every change when your vault syncs, whether it lives in iCloud Drive, on Google Drive, or in a folder you sync yourself. - For a vault in a folder synced by another tool (Syncthing, Dropbox, your own SSH or rsync setup) or open in KeePassXC on the same Mac, PanicVault now merges outside changes instead of overwriting them - For a vault in iCloud Drive, saving now merges changes from your other devices instead of overwriting them - In both cases, if the same entry changed in two places, both versions are saved at once, so nothing is lost while you choose which to keep - Wherever your vault is stored, syncing no longer loses an entry that was edited, added or moved into a group deleted on another device or in another app, and keeps it where that device or app has it, or in the nearest remaining group - When iCloud keeps two copies of a vault, merging them no longer deletes new entries from either device, an entry moved on one device and edited on the other stays in the group it was moved to, and a copy that doesn't open with your password is now reported instead of silently skipped - On Google Drive, a change still waiting for Drive when you lock the vault is no longer overwritten by your next save, and is now kept on your device, encrypted, until it reaches Drive, even if PanicVault is closed or the device restarts - If Google Drive refuses such a change because the file was deleted, your storage is full or PanicVault is no longer allowed to change the file, PanicVault now says why and tries again later, and the Sync button tries again right away - On Google Drive, a conflict choice is no longer applied over a newer copy - Creating a vault no longer replaces an existing vault file with the same name - Warnings that something was not saved, not applied or failed now stay on screen long enough to read, a later message waits its turn instead of replacing them, and VoiceOver reads out every message as it appears - On Mac, Settings is now in the PanicVault menu (Cmd+,), even with a vault unlocked - On Mac, the Password Generator and Help now have a Done button - On Mac, Touch ID works on the first try when you open a vault