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# Vault Version 16.3.0

Released on Nov 5, 2021

## New Features and Improvements

* **VAUL-4710**: Secrets Manager user interface is now generally available on the Keeper Web Vault and Desktop App. For more information about Keeper Secrets Manager, see:

  [https://docs.keeper.io/secrets-manager](https://docs.keeper.io/keeperpam)
* **VAUL-4904**: Visual improvements and workflow improvements for Record Types template creation.
* **VAUL-5062**: Added MyKi password manager to Keeper Import screen

## Security Updates

* **VAUL-5038**: Migrated from webpack4 to webpack5
* **KDE-1163**: Additional changes to ensure that logout clears all memory. User-initiated logout performs full restart of the Keeper Desktop application.

## Bug Fixes

* **KDE-1164**: KeeperFill for Apps will only process hotkeys when a record has been selected. This prevents conflicts between existing hotkeys and KeeperFill.
* **KDE-1169**: Sync errors after deleting a Shared Folder
* **KDE-1168**: "Object no longer exists" error when switching between KFFA and Desktop App
* **VAUL-5039**: Record Type fields saving the translated label
* **VAUL-5041**: Importing CSV with limited columns can throw an error
* **VAUL-5042**: Can't view notes when Privacy Screen is ON and Masking is ON
* **VAUL-5049**: Can't change the record type (causes crash)


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