I don't know whether [LessPass](https://lesspass.com/ https://lesspass.com/) is reputable, but it's notable for its approach. It's primarily a password generat

I don't know whether [LessPass](https://lesspass.com/ https://lesspass.com/) is reputable, but it's notable for its approach. It's primarily a password generator, rather than a password manager. It reproducibly generates difficult-to-guess passwords, using as input: the site's URL, your username and a master password. You save, sync and retrieve your passwords using your browser's built-in password manager. I never previously used a password manager because I wanted to ensure I would always have access to my passwords. I started using LessPass because: * When I need to log in on a non-synced device (such as someone else's computer), I can read the site's password from Firefox on my phone and transcribe it. * If I lose all of my devices, I can still retrieve my existing passwords, because the password generation algorithm uses only my master password as salt.