AliasVault 0.23.0 Released

AliasVault is an open-source, privacy-first password manager with a built-in email server and alias generator.

The latest version, 0.23.0, introduces an all-in-one Docker image for easier self-hosting, adds mobile app improvements including CSV export, and brings enhanced UI features across all platforms. With this release, the AliasVault project has also migrated to the new aliasvault GitHub Organization.

🐳 1. All-in-One Docker Image Now Officially Available

By popular request, AliasVault now provides an all-in-one Docker image that makes self-hosting significantly easier. This new image is perfect for:

• Simple Docker/Docker Compose setups
• NAS devices like QNAP or Synology
• Quick testing and development environments

The all-in-one image includes all necessary components in a single container, making it much more accessible for users who want to run AliasVault without managing multiple Docker containers. Updated installation and migration instructions are now available in our documentation.

🏢 2. Project Migration to New GitHub Organization

AliasVault has officially moved to a dedicated GitHub organization! The project is now hosted at aliasvault/aliasvault instead of the previous lanedirt/aliasvault location.

Important for Self-Hosted Users:

OpenCollective Support

The project is now live on OpenCollective: https://opencollective.com/aliasvault. You can support ongoing development through transparent donations and help spread the word about AliasVault!

📱 3. Enhanced Mobile App Features

Configurable Password Generator

Password generator settings (length, complexity, etc.) are now configurable directly from the mobile app. No need to log into the web app first - you can customize your password generation preferences right from your phone.

Offline CSV Export

Mobile apps can now export your vault to CSV, even in offline mode. This means if your server is unavailable, you can still access and safely back up your credentials. This is particularly useful for:

• Backup purposes when traveling
• Data migration between instances
• Emergency access when the server is down

Improved Touch Handling

Enhanced touch and trackpad input handling ensures better responsiveness across all mobile devices.

🎨 4. UI and Usability Improvements

Browser Extension Enhancements

• Standardized font sizes for a cleaner, more consistent look
• Password visibility toggle on login screens
• Improved overall visual consistency

Web App Updates

• Password visibility toggle on login screens
• Alphabetical sorting option for credentials
• App version display on login pages
• Clickable email blocks on credential view pages

Mobile App UI

• Password visibility toggle on login screens
• Better touch/trackpad input handling
• Improved overall responsiveness

Admin Panel Improvements

• Mobile-responsive design for better mobile device support
• Inactive user flags and cleanup tasks
• Enhanced user management capabilities

🔧 5. Technical Improvements and Bug Fixes

Self-Hosting Enhancements

• Reverse proxy auto-reload when SSL certificates are updated, preventing expired SSL warnings
• OpenContainers annotations added to Docker images for better ecosystem compatibility
• Android app support for user-added CA certificates for local self-signed certificate usage

Bug Fixes

• Fixed mobile click registration issues with trackpad input
• Resolved language switcher occlusion on mobile screens
• Fixed breadcrumb duplication caused by translations
• Corrected DateTime parsing issues in certain locales
• Improved overall stability across all platforms

🛣️ 6. What's Coming Next

The next releases will continue focusing on the core data model updates to support additional credential types such as identities, credit cards, and more. It will also lay the groundwork for introducing passkey support.

Explore the full changelog on GitHub