We have just released a new version of Clipperz password manager that fixes a bug related to native JSON support. The bug was affecting only those using Firefox 3.1. Beta 1 or Beta 2.

It’s really nice to start a new year with a bit of love twits from Clipperz users. Thanks!

The first thing most of you do every morning is to open the [Clipperz password manager][home] and start your daily routine by quickly accessing your online services. Just one click on a “direct login” link and you are logged in and, depending on your browser settings, each click will open a new window or a new tab. Unless you are using Safari …

Giulio and I are looking for a job. We have been working at Clipperz for almost 3 years, investing our own money, time and energy. We cannot afford it any longer.

Lately Giulio and I have been busy helping with the organization of BookCamp, a barcamp focused on books, ebooks and digital publishing.

Thanks to the mighty name of Richard Stallman and, hopefully, to the relevance of our call for action, Clipperz ended up on Slashdot.

Interview with Thorsten Zoerner about a neat deployment of the Clipperz Community Edition for the eyeOS platform. Clipperz Community Edition allows you to host on your own server a web service identical to Clipperz online password manager. It’s open source and released under an AGPL license.

AJAX Chat is one of the most popular project released under the AGPL license. The SourceForge stats page shows about 200 daily downloads! AJAX Chat represents today a cool integration for several Internet forums based on phpBB, MyBB, PunBB, SMF and vBulletin.

Just to say thanks to the nice folks at Palamida. They wrote an interesting commentary to my post on building an AGPL suite and then move each application of the suite onto a zero-knowledge architecture.

This is a post about freedom. The freedom to keep your data for yourself and the freedom to run free software. You should be able to reclaim and enjoy these freedoms also when using web applications.