It's free software; You have no right to complain or dictate priorities when you aren't paying for it. You aren't the customer, KeePass 2 advertisers are.
Use 1password and pay $5 a month if you want the right to complain.
Use 1password and pay $5 a month if you want the right to complain.
Updates themselves are signed packages. While it's not ideal, careful users do gain value in an open, free, and mature solution.
Full disclosure: I sell a plugin for KeePass 2.
Well certainly those advertisers will leave along with the user base. This sort of silly attitude is what keeps a lot of people from using free software to begin with.
It is not free software, it's proprietary. Please don't use the phrase "free software" in this context, as it confuses people. It has a very specific meaning in the context of software.
In the context of software it can also mean FOSS, but just because we're talking about software doesn't mean we suddenly lose the 'no cost' meaning.
Why do you say it's proprietary?