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Nobody will probably like it but I just use pwgen to generate passwords now and store it in 1Password since Keychain removed the memorable password option.
by hk1337 2y ago
Nobody will probably like it but I just use pwgen to generate passwords now and store it in 1Password since Keychain removed the memorable password option.
pwgen: aliased to pwgen --ambiguous --capitalize --numerals --symbols --secure
- mi_lk 2y agoTIL!
- mr_mitm 2y agoThis would be a more secure and much more ergonomic option: pwgen --ambiguous --no-capitalize --secure 12 Your command produces passwords like this: X3_>r"9' I can't even copy it by double clicking on it. Mine produces passwords like this: stq7nt4nvh3g It even has more entropy by one or two orders of magnitude.
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- hk1337 2y agoI usually end up piping the result to a file so I can see it and edit if I need to and cat | pbcopy the file contents to the clipboard and save it in 1password. After that, 1password either fills in the password for me or copying it is just a button click. The main issue I face is that some web sites will either not allow passwords longer than a certain length or will only allow some special characters.