Password Wallet Sync, new version in the Store to fix a bug

I just released a new version in the Store that fix a huge bug to access OneDrive. The use UWPCommunityToolkit to access OneDrive and it has a bug in one method used to get the OneDrive root. I submitted a fix also in the UWPCommunityToolkit project but in the meantime I used a trick to solve the bug. So I released a new version to allow users to continue to use the App. I hope my effort is appreciated.

Password Wallet Sync , a secure box for your secrets

I have just released on the Microsoft Store a new Universal App called Password Wallet Sync. An English name to indicate a safe place to save your password and the secret codes of documents and web sites or software products serial keys. The data is synchronized on different devices so I can use the same App on multiple computers or tablets or smartphones and data is always kept updated between devices. To obtain this feature data is stored in encrypted format to a local file and OneDrive with AES. The data is never stored unencrypted, your secrets remain always secrets. Beware though, it must be used the same Microsoft User Account on the computer or smartphone to ensure data synchronization. This App supports Windows Hello and any method of biometric authentication (fingerprint, facial recognition, iris scan or a PIN in the case of smartphones without biometric devices). This increases even more the security guaranteeing access only with biometric parameters. If your computer is not compatible with Windows Hello then you can use a pin to secure access. But the rest of the functions still work.

The App is available for desktops and Windows 10 and has been translated into 5 languages.

You can download the App from the Store with the following link: Wallet Password Sync

From Snippet Compiler to .NET Fiddle for C#

Time ago I used often a good IDE to interpret small C# snippet to write on the fly without Visual Studio. That good app was Snippet Compiler  by Jeff Key that support Framework 3.5 and is not more upgraded.
There is a good replacement on code.google.com: Sharp Snippet Compiler

Recently I discovered a new replacement to write small piece of code. It is .NET Fiddle (https://dotnetfiddle.net/). It is web browser based and supports also 4.5 .Net Framework. You can also login and use Collaboration feature to work together friends.