There's also an extension for Chrome called SuperChromePass that allows you to generate your passwords outside of the DOM to prevent snooping, or use Ctrl-Shift

There's also an extension for Chrome called SuperChromePass that allows you to generate your passwords outside of the DOM to prevent snooping, or use Ctrl-Shift-P to do in-DOM generation for convenience, depending on your preference and paranoia. That said, I've been using SGP/SCP for all my passwords for about a year now, and I have only come across a single site that wouldn't work with the default, 10 character password scheme: ConsumerReports.com All in all, I would definitely recommend this to everyone because it means you don't have to keep track of an encrypted password database or have any software installed on computers you use. If your computer crashes and you lose all your data, you just put SGP back on your bookmarks bar and carry on with life...