3 ms·
i really hope its passphrase generation is on par with bitwarden. I'm not going back to a nonsense password generator, i hate typing these into other devices. G
by jagermo 3y ago
i really hope its passphrase generation is on par with bitwarden. I'm not going back to a nonsense password generator, i hate typing these into other devices. Give me CorrectB4tteryStapleHorse! or no deal.
edit: i really like that they leverate simple login, that might be a reason to switch.
- sph 3y agoWait, I'm AFK so I can't check, but you can configure Bitwarden to generate pass-words instead of random strings?? I need to set that up then.
- sebiandev 3y agoYou can, can also change the parameters of the passphrase. Makes it much easier to type manually, I use passphrases for breakglass/admin accounts.
- Y_Y 3y agoIdeally you shouldn't be looking at the actual contents of your passwords! All my passwords are long and, apart from my password manager which requires my devices and 2fa token, I won't log into any of them by typing a password.
- yjftsjthsd-h 3y agoI like line-noise passwords for most things, but I prefer random words (diceware style) for places a password manager doesn't work, which conveniently tends to be less sensitive anyways - if I'm entering a password into a TV one letter at a time on a remote that's not really meant for it, I prefer a friendlier password, but I also don't care if my Netflix password has as many bits of entropy as something important.
- jagermo 3y agoIdeally, yes. Bit if you need to type the Netflix password on your TV, it's simpler to look at it than trying to install a password manager.