I didn't understand your comment first, because I use a password manager which generates a unique and complicated password for each website I setup an account f

I didn't understand your comment first, because I use a password manager which generates a unique and complicated password for each website I setup an account for. So I never reuse any password. So if one one those sites gets hacked and my password is potentially exposed, it doesn't matter, because I only use that password there. I would recommend that. Bitwarden is a pretty good open-source password manager. You can install it as a plugin in your browser, so it can fill out your password for you so you don't have to manually copy and paste.