0.194.0

Encryption warnings

Prompted by a real loss: a server/profile reset wiped a machine's OS keychain and took the only copy of a folder password with it.

The keychain is called out as a convenience, not a backup. "Remember on this device (keychain)" now says so at the moment you tick it: an OS or keychain reset, a wiped or restored profile, a reinstall, a new machine, or an IT event can erase it at any time, without warning — and if that was the only copy of your password, everything encrypted under it is permanently unreadable.
"Save it in a password manager first" leads the warning, in larger, bolder type, ahead of everything else — along with a nudge to set a Recovery password as a second way in. Both live outside the keychain, so they survive the events above.
The encryption warning callout is larger and more prominent overall, and the same warning now appears in the README and in the password-setup dialog.
Added plainly: Stashpad cannot recover keys or passwords, and is not liable for the loss of keys, passwords, or any data encrypted with them.