[Fergal]

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[raaman]

A very good information. I will definitely try this.

[Warfare]

It is simple, indeed.
You might want to add a custom password lenght beyond the current limit.

[mrki444]

I would do background on server side. Somehow having everything on client side can be security risk if somebody catch algorithm.

[monster_masterpiece]

Three Word Password is not secure password and never recommand to use it. Either use alphanumeric password or the special character because some sites only accept this or this. It is easier than lastpass.

[Fergal]

I would do background on server side. Somehow having everything on client side can be security risk if somebody catch algorithm.

Thanks for your feedback mrki444. The advantage of having the password generated client side is that the password provider does not have access to it and does not store it. The password provider also never knows if a password generated by the site is used or not. If you use NowPassword to create a password, we have no way of knowing what password you used. If you use a password generator where the password is generated server side, the owner of the password generator may have access to those passwords.

Three Word Password is not secure password and never recommand to use it. Either use alphanumeric password or the special character because some sites only accept this or this. It is easier than lastpass.

Thanks saoussen5765, the longer and more complex a password is, the more secure it is and the more difficult it is to remember.
Using three random words is not as secure as a longer password made up of random alpha-numeric characters, but it is a good step towards security and it is much more secure than using shorter passwords based on a single word.

The UK Government's National Cyber Security Centre says "By using a password that’s made up of three random words, you’re creating a password that will be ‘strong enough’ to keep the criminals out, but easy enough for you to remember." More here.

[oldbuddy]

By using a password vault (such as RoboForm) to not only generate complex passwords, but remember them for you, it seems to me like the best of both sides.

[Angie10]

Thanks so much, @Fergal I definitely need to do something about my passwords... I can be guilty of recycling mine, which I know is WRONG. For the most part, I try to to have a mix of letters, numbers and characters when I create them but this sounds neat. Hope it's secure LOL

[monster_masterpiece]

By using a password vault (such as RoboForm) to not only generate complex passwords, but remember them for you, it seems to me like the best of both sides.

Even Brave Browser could do the trick but need to remember your seed phrase and 25th word and sync password and extensions, it is not much friendly with PTP even disabled ad blocker may face issue with some websites.

[germainebull]

Privacy guaranteed: We never see your passwords, and nothing is stored or shared.

This point has got me thinking because I have been heavily using a free password generator by avast. Incidentally, I have never checked whether this service stores the generated passwords. If it did, there'd ne no need to use it.

I am glad that the advertised password generator service does not store these login credentials. More satisfying is that the service is free.
I will hence right away bookmark the homepage of the service for future use.

[monster_masterpiece]

Privacy guaranteed: We never see your passwords, and nothing is stored or shared.

This point has got me thinking because I have been heavily using a free password generator by avast. Incidentally, I have never checked whether this service stores the generated passwords. If it did, there'd ne no need to use it.

I am glad that the advertised password generator service does not store these login credentials. More satisfying is that the service is free.
I will hence right away bookmark the homepage of the service for future use.

If you did not store your passwords how would you store them like sync on brave browser? As CSV on google drive for example? It would be heavy work since each time update password download new csv and not good practice at all.

[Fergal]

Thanks everyone for your support, the winner of this one is germainebull

[Decentlady]

This site sounds good for someone like me who is quite forgetful. I keep needing a new password almost everytime I log in and I end up repeating the same old ones which I am guilty of.

[holdoors]

This is a nifty site to actually generate password. Able to just copy and paste to Notepad to backup as well.

[monster_masterpiece]

This is a nifty site to actually generate password. Able to just copy and paste to Notepad to backup as well.

You should use Brave Browser sync instead of Notepad.