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Nice work! A passphrase, as opposed to a password, has spaces between each word. If you added those it would be easier to read, especially for mobile, if you

Nice work! A passphrase, as opposed to a password, has spaces between each word. If you added those it would be easier to read, especially for mobile, if you used a multiline textarea, because the generated content isn’t fully readable at a glance. (Or don’t use a form input field at all — just put the passphrase in a div so the word breaks flow normally.)

james-skemp 6y ago
Yup. With the ability to add a separator (like a space, -, .) I'd switch over to this. Currently I use and recommend https://preshing.com/20110811/xkcd-password-generator/ https://preshing.com/20110811/xkcd-password-generator/
- quantum5 6y ago
  Good idea, just added separators to the website.
  - pkhamre 6y ago
    You could(/should) add space and make it the default separator :)
    - quantum5 6y ago
      Space support is included. You can save it as the default option if you want.
quantum5 6y ago
I just updated the site to display the password on multiple lines for mobile.