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I’m so glad I started using the open source password manager Bitwarden years ago and haven’t had to think about passwords since. It auto generates a random 20-4
by FractalHQ 5y ago
I’m so glad I started using the open source password manager Bitwarden years ago and haven’t had to think about passwords since. It auto generates a random 20-40 character string of letters, symbols, and numbers for every account (right click an input > Bitwarden > generate pw) and auto-saves/fills it. Can also store passwords for security questions in named sub-fields. The only password I need to remember is my absurdly long and complex Master Password when I install it on a new device. Then it’s just a PIN or Face ID to enable autofill for a session. Even got my whole family on it and gave them a piece of paper with my Master PW in case I die or something.
- happymellon 5y agoAnd then you have banks, such as HSBC, who truncate your password, so only the first 7 characters matter.
- d4rkp4ttern 5y agoWow, shocked to hear this !