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When double-clicking a kdbx file in Windows File Explorer, KeePassXC will open it using backslashes (e.g. C:\Users\MyUser\Desktop\Passwords.kdbx).
When using the KeePassXC "open database" dialog to open a database, KeePassXC will open it using slashes (e.g. C:/Users/MyUser/Desktop/Passwords.kdbx).
Expected Behavior
File paths should be normalized to either use slashes or backslashes.
Current Behavior
There are duplicate entries in the list of recent databases. In addition, if one entry used a keyfile, that setting will not be saved for both files.
Possible Solution
I think it would make more sense to have KeePassXC only use backslashes in file paths in Windows. But it doesn't matter much. I don't know if one is easier than the other one.
Steps to Reproduce
Open a file by double-clicking it in File Explorer, and have it saved in the list of recent databases. Close the database.
Open the same file using the "Open database" dialog in KeePassXC. Close the database.
Notice that there are two entries in the list of recent databases. Example:
This bug only affects Windows.
C:\Users\MyUser\Desktop\Passwords.kdbx
).C:/Users/MyUser/Desktop/Passwords.kdbx
).Expected Behavior
File paths should be normalized to either use slashes or backslashes.
Current Behavior
There are duplicate entries in the list of recent databases. In addition, if one entry used a keyfile, that setting will not be saved for both files.
Possible Solution
I think it would make more sense to have KeePassXC only use backslashes in file paths in Windows. But it doesn't matter much. I don't know if one is easier than the other one.
Steps to Reproduce
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