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add puff Add puff, a password manager rewuested [here](https://f-droid.org/forums/topic/puff-password-manager-for-android/). See merge request !1732
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Categories:Security,Internet
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License:MIT
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Web Site:https://github.com/PuffOpenSource/Puff-Android/blob/HEAD/README.md
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Source Code:https://github.com/PuffOpenSource/Puff-Android
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Issue Tracker:https://github.com/PuffOpenSource/Puff-Android/issues
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Changelog:https://github.com/PuffOpenSource/Puff-Android/releases
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Auto Name:Puff
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Summary:Password Utility
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Description:
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Puff provide two ways for quick access your account credentials.
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Pin means pin your account information in a notification. As you can see in the
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screenshot, for each credential there is a button in the notification. Click
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that button the credential will be copied to your clipboard automatically. And
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the notification will be dissmissed in 1 minute.
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Puff Secure Keyboard is a keyboard, aka input method. You can switch to it like
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other input method programs. The different between Puff keyboard and other IMEs
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is Puff keyboard can access your credential quickly. Just click on the blowfish
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icon and a dialog contains your account list will pop up. Select one and decrypt
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it with your master password. Then click the other three keys in Puff keyboard
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which stands for 'Account', 'Password' & 'Additional Field' which will auto fill
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the corresponding information for you.
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Repo Type:git
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Repo:https://github.com/PuffOpenSource/Puff-Android.git
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Build:1.0,1
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commit=v1.0
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subdir=app
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gradle=yes
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Auto Update Mode:Version v%v
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Update Check Mode:Tags
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Current Version:1.0
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Current Version Code:1
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