MSecure Password Manager 3.5.5
@TilRoquette ,
Safely stores sensitive and important information like web logins and passwords, credit card numbers, frequent flyer and social security numbers, and any other data you want quick, easy access. MSecure uses an industry-proven data encryption method so your information is safe guarded should your computer be lost or stolen.mSecure comes with 17 pre-defined types such as Web Logins.
I've installed the new version of the app from the App store. Apparently there are no language files for version 5.x, so that's why the converter fails to detect the language.
You could try adding the German language file to the location:
/Applications/mSecure.app/Contents/Resources/de.lproj/Localizable.strings
I've uploaded a zip file archive that contains the folder de.lproj and inside it, a file named Localizable.strings. It is located in Testing Bits, mentioned in the first post of the converter suite thread. The file is called de.lproj.zip.
If you have trouble getting that file installed (due to Sierra's locked down environment), you may have to export your data first, and then remove the 5.x version, and install the 3.5.x version (but hopefully you don't need to go through this trouble).
Msecure Password Manager 3.5.5 Windows 7
Alternatively, I could just do a quick update of the converter to read strings from my local Languages folder as well, and provide you with the strings file.
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Let me know if any of this helps, or how you'd like to proceed.