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Few things: 1. I initially thought this is chef.io recipes, but this is actually different. 2. This is a great idea, I've been personally using a password rec
by avitzurel 11y ago
Few things:
1. I initially thought this is chef.io recipes, but this is actually different.
2. This is a great idea, I've been personally using a password recipe for a long time now, this is a great way to only remember one thing but still have different passwords all over the place.
3. I would also create a chrome/FF extension, this will be much easier for most people to use. I really hate taking out my phone every time I need something like this, this is why I hate 2 factor authentication.
4. The information above the fold is not enough to understand the solution without watching the video, most people will exit at this point IMHO.
Good luck with this!
- robertmerrill 11y agoThanks for checking it out. An extension would be helpful and I can see us working on that in the future. I see what you mean about the information being below the fold. We'll work on that.
- rajington 11y agoalso work on giving the chef a name please but seriously, the problem that comes to mind is the crazy complexity requirements that some sites have (must have special chars) but other sites restrict (no special chars). i honestly can't think of a good solution to that though, i always wanted to make a collaborative database of password complexity for various sites
- robertmerrill 11y agoHa. We'll take name suggestions if you've got some! To work around this you can have a second recipe called "no special characters" or if it's something as simple as needing to shorten it to 8 characters, you can add a note to your primary recipe within the app about the troublesome sites. By default the app walks you through designing a recipe that produces strong passwords while meeting the most common requirements.