Monica

• Summary
• Add Classical Chinese (Huaxia), Polish, and Nya, and improve localization across the app. Add Android Credential Exchange, database selection for import/export, progress indicators, and background exports. Refresh database and cloud backup pages with M3E layouts, smooth expansion, and optional looping card stacks. Add KeePass conflict merging and improve MDBX token loading, sync status, and the recycle bin.
• Details
• Languages and localization: Add Classical Chinese (Huaxia), Polish, and Nya. Classical Chinese uses concise, consistent terminology; Polish includes compact labels and proper plural forms. Missing Nya text falls back to Simplified Chinese. Replace hardcoded Chinese in Bitwarden, backup, Steam, autofill, and other screens, and complete translations for existing and new features. Both 2FA and Steam cards use the label Next. Android Credential Exchange: Import and export passwords and passkeys with compatible password managers through CXP/CXF. Export requires identity verification and confirmation of the receiving app. Passkeys with nonzero signature counters, no exportable private key, or unsupported extensions are skipped as required by the specification; existing credentials remain intact. Import destinations: Import ZIP and CSV files into a local, KeePass, MDBX, or Bitwarden database, using the destination's format for supported items. Encrypted ZIP files use their own decryption password. Results show imported, skipped, failed, and pending-upload items, with deduplication for repeated imports. Database-scoped exports: File exports use the selected database. Passwords, passkeys, attachments, and trash in a ZIP follow that scope. Portable passkey private keys and attachments require an encrypted ZIP. Attachments are streamed and checked for integrity; failures identify the item and attachment. Unrelated databases and app connection settings are excluded. Transfer progress and performance: Import shows reading, decryption, writing, and attachment stages. Exports continue after leaving the page, with progress and results in notifications. MDBX batches writes through Rust to reduce repeated unlocking and disk writes, limits batches by data size, and reports oversized records. Interrupted imports retain committed items for deduplicated retries. Database management: MDBX and KeePass share adaptive, equally sized database tiles, grouped rounded controls, and smaller side margins. Open/Create remain accessible above long lists. Sync, conflicts, history, snapshots, structure, and related pages prioritize common actions and reveal technical details on demand. Database filter menus compose visible chips on demand to reduce opening and expansion delays with many databases. Full cloud backups: WebDAV and OneDrive share M3E backup lists, settings sections, and fixed action areas. Lists show dates, sizes, encryption, and retention status. Connection, encryption, and backup contents are configured together, with consistent folder selection and restore confirmation. Language and credential selection: Settings and initial setup share the new language dialog. Multiple-credential editing clearly distinguishes shared information from the current individual credential. The bottom bar highlights the current editor, Add, and Save; selection and deletion identify the affected entry. Overview and card wallet: Type filters use uniform tile sizes, growing together when translated labels wrap and adapting to narrow screens and large text. Optional looping stacks under Page adjustment → Customization preserve the existing card appearance, connect the last card to the first, and support browsing in both directions. Smooth expansion: Collapsible editor sections and long passwords, private keys, and protected detail fields share smooth expansion. Revealed values wrap naturally as cards resize; hiding immediately restores a short fixed mask. Reduced-motion settings are respected. KeePass conflict merging: Compare and merge concurrent local and remote changes to entries or fields. Choose versions for overlapping changes, with sensitive values masked by default. The remote version is checked again before upload, and failed uploads retain content for retry. MDBX API tokens: Add custom providers, API addresses, multiline notes, protected fields, favorites, and copying or moving between native MDBX databases. Reuse valid read sessions to reduce repeated unlock waits for token content while preserving existing CLI data and extension fields. MDBX reading and sync: Remote network transfers no longer block local token reads. Viewing a token still produces synchronized security audit records without incorrectly marking entries as unsynced. Actual additions, edits, and changes made during sync retain their pending-upload status. Recycle bin: Preserve the current database scope and use consistent selection, Select all, Restore, and permanent deletion controls. A floating button returns to passwords or the vault, matching the action placement on other pages. Stability fixes: Correct Bitwarden/Vaultwarden sync results and trash deletion while retaining failure details and retryable state. Fix vault overview navigation crashes and authenticator class verification errors on affected devices.
• Thanks to @aiguozhi123456 for contributions to Nya and authenticator compatibility.

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