KeePass 2.59

What's new in this version:

New features:
- On Windows 11 24H2 ARM64 and later, KeePass now runs natively, too (i.e. without x64 emulation)
- Added KeePassLibN native support library, which provides native implementations of AES-KDF and Argon2 on Windows systems (x86, x64 and ARM64)
- New C# AES-KDF implementation (about 30-50 times as fast as before, depending on the system; used when the native support library is unavailable or disabled)
- New C# KeePass KDB import/export module, which now makes it possible to import/export KDB files on ARM64 systems and on Unix-like systems, too
- The KeePass KDB import/export module now supports importing and exporting the default user name and the database color
- When exporting a database to a KDB file, the root group is now exported, too
- The 'About KeePass' dialog now displays the architecture of the current process ('x86'/'x64'/'ARM64'/... instead of only '32-bit'/'64-bit')
- Added support for opening URLs with Maxthon, SeaMonkey and Yandex in private mode
- On Unix-like systems, URLs in certain views are now linkified
- Some development snapshots can now load DLL plugins
- Added framework-specific solution and project files for Visual Studio 2022

Improved:
- Encrypting/decrypting databases using the AES algorithm is now faster
- The option for using the native support library now also applies to Argon2
- Native support library settings are now respected when using KeePass as a library (e.g. KPScript or PowerShell script)
- When clicking the [OK] button of the options dialog, volatile settings (such as the main window position/size) are now saved, too
- When an exception occurs while exporting data, it is now shown in the status logger dialog, if one is displayed
- Improved formatting of multiline messages in the status logger dialog
- The KeePass KDB import/export module now refuses to use a master key containing an XML key file (because KeePass 1.x does not support XML key files)
- The KeePass KDB export module does not export unnecessary auto-type sequence definitions anymore
- Improved removal of dangling custom icon references
- KeePass is now built using Visual Studio 2022
- Increased target framework version
- Improved efficiency of some algorithms that use a set
- Improved creation of AES CSP objects
- Improved project cleanup script
- Removed KeePassLibC native support library (because it is not used by KeePass 2.x anymore; KeePassLibC continues to be available in the KeePass 1.x source code package); the installer deletes it when updating an existing KeePass installation
- Installer: updated native image (NGen) size estimation
- Upgraded installer
- Various UI text improvements
- Various code optimizations
- Minor other improvements

Fixed:
- The 'Test' button on the 'Security' tab page of the database settings dialog does not ignore the option for using the native support library anymore
- The KeePass KDB import module does not append a new-line character to notes anymore