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I don't remember all of them and I use a password manager, that's true. But If I need to login on a device where my password manager is not installed, or you c
by SushiHippie 3y ago
I don't remember all of them and I use a password manager, that's true.
But If I need to login on a device where my password manager is not installed, or you can't use a password manager (e.g. windows UAC prompt, linux tty), it will be way easier to open my password manager on my phone and type a password rather than a long random string.
I don't use a passphrase for every login, but for some logins where I think it could be benefitial to easily type it without using autofill I use them.
- jsjohnst 3y ago> for some logins where I think it could be benefitial to easily type it See my reply to sibling commenter, I had already covered this case in my original post.
- GoblinSlayer 3y agoUAC supports clipboard, I use managed passwords with it.
- bookofjoe 3y ago>I don't use a passphrase for every login, but for some logins... >I don't always drink beer, but when I do...
- NoGravitas 3y agoYep. For most logins, a password manager is the way. But there are some you are simply going to have to or want to remember (password manager key, workstation login), and for those, passphrases are better.