I second this, and I don't really know if a memory-deficient password manager is a _good_ thing. > Final password is cryptographically derived from web page UR

I second this, and I don't really know if a memory-deficient password manager is a _good_ thing. > Final password is cryptographically derived from web page URL address, salt and user provided secret passphrase. The salt should be stored physically, so you can recover it in the future. I didn't really know, at first glance, what this project accomplishes besides generating a random password, although looking through some of the screenshots it looks like passwords are _always_ generated on-page instead of storing an encrypted vault. A super cool idea, but I'd be curious what everyday use of it would look like, and since I don't use Chrome I can't really test it myself.