TiddlyFolio updated to use TiddlyWiki 2.4.1

[Ken Girard]

(Original announcement:
http://wombatdiet.net/2007/10/26/introducing-the-wiki-wallet-tiddlyfolio/)

TiddlyFolio is a "wiki wallet" for securely storing:
* your passwords
* credit card details and
* any other private information you may keep in your wallet or on your
phone or PDA

Each item may be encrypted when saved, by clicking a checkbox, or
stored in plain text.

If your wallet is ever lost or stolen you should have full details of
the contents at your fingertips and be able to cancel credit and debit
cards etc. right away. Clicking on the wallet photo will list the
contents of yours (--if the right password has been entered). A quick
report can then be generated for instant despatch to a card
cancellation and replacement service (e.g., Credit Card Sentinel).

TiddlyFolio is intended to be a "wiki on a stick"--i.e., on a USB
memory chip on your keyring, or on your phone, iPod or other storage.

It includes support for uploading to a private wiki on TiddlySpot.com,
so you can lose your keys etc. as well as your wallet and still be
able to access your information if you can get online.

Download here: http://tiddlyfolio.tiddlyspot.com/download

Update:
TiddlyFolio has been updated to use the latest TiddlyWiki core. Many
plugins and macros have also been updated. Functionality is largely
unchanged (passwords can now be masked on entry); however, future core
upgrades should be possible via TiddlyWiki's upgrade function.

Note:
As it uses embedded images this is a release for Firefox only.

TiddlyFolio does not use HTTPS (encrypted transmission) when uploading
to TiddlySpot. You should ensure that you never transmit or store
unencrypted data online.