[BUG] Providing information about key's folder

[tcrxt]

Describe the bug

When multiple keys are stored in files with the same name, it's impossible to tell them apart from the pop-up menu on firefox.

Suppose I have

me/website.gpg
friend1/website.gpg
friend2/website.gpg

then when I go to "website", if I already used those three passwords, they all show, without the folder.

In this example, with "nintendo":

so it's a question of guessing which is which, there is no way to tell them apart.

Steps to reproduce

Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Have multiple passwords with the same name, in different folders,
2. Use password store as a password manager (i.e., have "password auto-fill" enabled),
3. Use firefox to look up a password,
4. Observe that you cannot tell the passwords apart.

Expected behavior

We should be able to tell which password is which, typically by indicating in which folder it is located.

Screenshots

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Device information

• Device: moto g 5G - 2024
• OS: Lineage 23.2-20260820-NIGHTLY-fogo
• App version: Version: 3.4

Additional context

Thanks a lot for keeping on working on this application, the latest updates are much appreciated!

[agrahn]

Thanks for bringing that up.

With commit fa8144b, matching entries shown as inline suggestions will now comprise two levels (at most) of parent directories to provide more context. This should give sensible results for all types of password file organisation selectable via the app settings.

Examples:

example.org.gpg --> example.org
work/example.org.gpg --> work/example.org
work/myself/example.org.gpg --> work/myself/example.org
work/example.org/john@doe.org.gpg --> work/example.org/john@doe.org
work/example.org/john@doe.org/password.gpg --> example.org/john@doe.org/password

However, inline suggestions are usually aligned horizontally above the soft keyboard (you don't seem to be using Android's standard Gboard) and longer path strings will be shortened using ellipsis (…) anyway. So, your mileage may vary.

[tcrxt]

Amazing, thanks a lot. I'll see what it gives with my particular keyboard, thanks again for taking my suggestion / use case into account.