acid-pass
Acid-pass (pronounced "SSID"-pass) is an application to show your stored Wi-Fi password.
Warning
It takes root privileges to find the passwords. This can be misused if someone else gets access to your device!
The access code should prevent unauthorised use of the application itself by others. It has some other basic protections to make it a little bit harder to abuse it.
In short: use at own risk.
Translators:
- Swedish: Eson
- Russian: Ancelad
- Dutch: Arno Dekker
- Czech: RikudouSage
- German: Nokius
- Spanish: Caballlero
- Chinese: dashinfantry
- French: Quenty31
Sources on github
Screenshots:
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Application versions:
| Attachment | Size | Date |
|---|---|---|
 harbour-acid-pass-0.1-16.i486.rpm | 90.49 KB | 27/02/2018 - 22:18 |
| harbour-acid-pass-0.2-0.armv7hl.rpm | 116.25 KB | 19/07/2019 - 18:20 |
| harbour-acid-pass-0.2-0.i486.rpm | 118.11 KB | 19/07/2019 - 18:20 |
| harbour-acid-pass-0.2-1.armv7hl.rpm | 117.09 KB | 21/07/2019 - 19:52 |
| harbour-acid-pass-0.2-1.i486.rpm | 118.94 KB | 21/07/2019 - 19:52 |
| harbour-acid-pass-0.2-2.i486.rpm | 119.84 KB | 22/07/2019 - 22:20 |
| harbour-acid-pass-0.2-2.armv7hl.rpm | 117.96 KB | 22/07/2019 - 22:20 |
| harbour-acid-pass-0.2-3.armv7hl.rpm | 117.99 KB | 23/07/2019 - 16:43 |
| harbour-acid-pass-0.2-3.i486.rpm | 119.86 KB | 23/07/2019 - 16:43 |
| harbour-acid-pass-0.2-4.armv7hl.rpm | 117.91 KB | 18/10/2019 - 21:21 |
| harbour-acid-pass-0.2-4.i486.rpm | 119.78 KB | 18/10/2019 - 21:21 |
Changelog:
- 0.2-4 Added small margin on bottom of list
- 0.2-3 fix for OS dectection
- 0.2-2
- Added French translation (thanks Quenty31)
- Should now also work on pre v3.1 releases
- 0.2-1
- Added Chinese translation (thanks dashinfantry)
- Workaround to make password color highlighted again
- 0.2-0 Adapted for 3.1.0.11 because of connman changes
- 0.1-16 New icon by VanyCat
- 0.1-15 Clear password from clipboard after 60 seconds when app is active
- 0.1-14 Minor improvements
- 0.1-13 Fixed alignment for tablet on main screen
- 0.1-12 Fixes by Spanish and Swedish translators
- 0.1-11 Added Spanish translation (thanks Caballlero)
- 0.1-10
- Disable hide all/show all when appropriate
- Rotate thumbnail on small screens
- 0.1-9 Improved login page once again
- 0.1-8 Added german translation (thanks Nokius)
- 0.1-7 Wifi icon itself clickable and variable
- 0.1-6 Improved login page
- 0.1-5 Added czech translation (thanks RikudouSage)
- 0.1-4 Added russian translation (thanks Ancelad) and dutch translation
- 0.1-3 Added swedish translation (thanks Eson)
- 0.1-2 Added show/hide all passwords option
- 0.1-1 Do not show forgotten SSID''s
- 0.1-0 Initial version
Comments
olf
Sat, 2019/10/19 - 15:20
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Tested on a Jolla 1 with SailfishOS 2.2.1 (from acid-pass's changelog):
Thanks @ade, this is working fine now (that was broken since version 0.2-0).
Jordi
Fri, 2019/10/18 - 18:36
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Hi,
It's difficult to read the password of the last SSID of the list, it's partially hidden by the line indicating the bottom menu. Can you do something about it?
ade
Fri, 2019/10/18 - 21:21
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Checkout version 0.2-4
Jordi
Sat, 2019/10/19 - 08:36
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Thanks, that was quick!
DingOnceMeansYes
Wed, 2019/07/24 - 10:48
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This feature is stock functionality in SailfishOS for a long time. What for this app?
-> Settings -> WLAN -> [Do longpress the appropriate network] -> Edit -> [Tap the passphrase line] -> [Tap abc]
ade
Wed, 2019/07/24 - 11:10
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That's a lot of steps, but it works. The choice is yours, how cool is that :-) ?
Malakay
Tue, 2019/07/23 - 20:56
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Yeah, working now :)
Malakay
Tue, 2019/07/23 - 20:53
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Yeah, id like to :)
Malakay
Tue, 2019/07/23 - 15:48
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Still i cant see passwords, even in 022
ade
Tue, 2019/07/23 - 16:45
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Thanks for reporting. I can't test myself as I don't have devices with older versions. But I think I found the issue. Could you test 0.2-3 for me please?
slava
Mon, 2019/07/22 - 11:57
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You don't need to run anything as root, in order to read (or write) WiFi passwords. Your application could run as nemo:privileged (like the Settings app does) and still have access to WiFi passwords via D-Bus. All you need is to install a file to /usr/share/mapplauncherd/privileges.d directory - see my Ofono logger app as an example.
ade
Mon, 2019/07/22 - 12:19
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Sound good, I will have a closer look at that!
Malakay
Fri, 2019/07/19 - 22:02
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So I uninstalled and installed back version 0.16. It works :)
Malakay
Fri, 2019/07/19 - 21:58
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Sorry, but it offered an update, so I just updated. If I uninstall it and install older version, it will be ok?
Malakay
Fri, 2019/07/19 - 20:13
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After last update all wifi passes missed :( no saved passwords anymore...
ade
Fri, 2019/07/19 - 20:24
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The reason is mentioned in (1) my comment, (2) the changelog and (3) the description. But for some reason all that seems to be ignored.
kuba77
Mon, 2019/07/22 - 12:38
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But Storeman autoupdate the app. Can't the app detect version of OS and according to use the old or new way to show passwords? It is great app and thank you for that, but this complicates the use of the app.
ade
Mon, 2019/07/22 - 22:21
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Yes, unfortunately Storeman still has the bug that it updates all. Next to that, I suggested the option to pin apps on a certain version in the Storeman comments.
It is possible to dectect OS versions, but within a week or so I expect an offical release of the new SailfishOS version and it should also work again for non-early adopters. Sorry for the issue it is causing at the moment.
Edit: should now work on all OS versions
ade
Fri, 2019/07/19 - 18:21
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Before any reports are posted here: does no longer work on 3.1.0.11
Edit:version 0.2-0 for 3.1.0.11 uploaded.
VanyCat
Tue, 2018/02/27 - 20:10
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Hi, how do I contact you, I want to suggest new icons for applications?
ferlanero
Sun, 2018/02/25 - 00:38
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Absolute great app! Thanks!
glv1092
Wed, 2017/11/08 - 14:53
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Sure, thanks
glv1092
Wed, 2017/11/08 - 08:51
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Thanks for the app. But it's not asking for access code after waking it up from background.
ade
Wed, 2017/11/08 - 10:04
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That's correct, it's just a simple code on startup. I could add some timer, but I suggest to close the app if you no longer need it.
Dude259
Thu, 2016/06/02 - 15:20
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Hi,
I seem to have forgotten my pincode.
Is there a file I can delete from my phone so I can reset the pincode?
I've tried reinstalling the app but that doesn't work.
ade
Thu, 2016/06/02 - 18:51
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just remove /home/nemo/.config/harbour-acid-pass/harbour-acid-pass.conf
Jordi
Sun, 2015/11/29 - 10:16
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Brilliant execution, I was waiting so long for this!
Many thanks to you!
pichlo
Sun, 2015/11/29 - 00:17
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Very good, thanks a lot!
It even exposed what I didn't know: my Jolla keeps track of ALL the WiFi networks I ever registered with. Hotels I stayed for a night last year, airports, cafés... even though I deleted those ("forget network") a long time ago. Any idea of how to get rid of those? ;)
Edit: by "getting rid of those" I do not mean hiding them, I mean really, truly deleting them. Wiping them from my phone's memory. To tell my phone to stop spying on me.
ade
Sat, 2015/11/28 - 18:24
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No, I did not know that. Does it still have the passwords even if they are forgotten?
Edit: just tested myself, it's password just gets empty. Maybe I should filter those out.
Edit2: uploaded a new version which does not show forgotten networks. Thanks for the feedback
pichlo
Sun, 2015/11/29 - 00:11
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No, the passwords are empty, only the SSIDs are shown.
I do not blame your app and I would rather it show things as they are and not lie ("filter") to me like Jolla does. I blame Jolla for not really deleting the entries when I asked it to. It makes me wonder where else does it lie to me and whether I can trust it at all.
Please do not follow in Jolla's footsteps and do not hide the truth.
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