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Maybe I'm missing something, but what's the usecase here?
Promo material says "to generate easy to remember passphrases". But if I'm creating ten different passphrases for ten different websites, how will I remember what passphrase I had used for which website?
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Nice idea. Doesn't it need special characters like @#&$ etc. to be valid on most websites, or is the dash - used as the sole special character?
Hey all!
This tool is aimed at quickly creating random pass-phrases in an instant.
Have feedback / suggestions? Let me hear it!
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?makers Nice concept to have random password, but not practical for anyone to remember different passwords for numerous accounts or logins. It would have been better with a capability to store these passwords and integration across devices for Auto-fill. But then there are numerous such apps so not sure of the USP or use case for this one. At the cost of being cynical, just wanted to share my thoughts as a user.
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Makes life a whole lot easier, especially when you somehow lose access to where all those cryptic password strings were stored somehow. Highly recommended!
I love the concept, visual design, and ease of use. I would like to make one small suggestion. To align with the features of other password generating web apps, consider showing how long it would take to crack the generated password using brute force. This could change after including the Numbers and Capitalization options.
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This is a great tool, thanks for making it. One suggestion from my side is that you can allow the user to change the password length. Also I don't think it is easier for the user to remember if the person creates more than 20 passwords using passnip.
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