> hard to remember for the user If the user has to remember any password aside from a single unique password used in only one place, they’re doing passwords ho

> hard to remember for the user If the user has to remember any password aside from a single unique password used in only one place, they’re doing passwords horrendously wrong. We have had at least twenty years of password managers by now (KeePass), a good ten of them with browser integrations of various degrees of effectiveness, and almost as long with some form of mobile phone support. At this point, not using a password manager to save totally-random passwords that don’t need remembering is no different than not using a seatbelt. It’s stupidity and ignorance in action.