Popup Menu

Activation key/button

Change the hotkey used to invoke the popup menu. The hotkey is made up of two components:

• Any combination of the [Ctrl], [Shift] or [Alt] key.

• One of left, middle or right mouse button.

By default, the hotkey is [Ctrl-Right-Mouse-Button]. The best way to enter the hotkey is to press and hold [Ctrl], then click on the right mouse button, then release the [Ctrl] key immediately.

You can also configure the activation key plus double mouse click (default: [Ctrl-Right-Mouse-Button-Double-Click]) to do one of the following:

• Run login script of most recent entry. This is handy if you always use the tray or popup menu to launch the entries, in which case the most recent entry will very likely be what you want to use for login.

• Run login script of associated entry.. This will run the login script automatically if there is only one entry associated with the current foreground window, or invoke the popup menu if there are multiple associated entries so that you can pick the desired one.

Note that enabling activation key plus double mouse click introduces a split-second delay to the display of the popup menu. This is because KeyPass must wait for the possible double-mouse-click before showing the popup menu.

You can also define keyboard shortcuts to invoke the popup menu, or run the login script of either the most recent or associated entry. For more information, please refer to Shortcuts.

Components

Choose whether to display the favorites, recent or associations list in the tray and popup menu, as well as how many items to display. You can also use the Clear recent items button to clear the recent list.