[SOLVED] A better password generator?

[imjscn]

I got used to PasswordMaker for a long time, but now I can not add it in firefox (error message shows "can't install because wrong hash file"). It's been a whole day and I can't fix this problem. So I am trying to find a replacement.

I want a generator without too much inputs, better can auto populate fields, can import/export, simple and convenient and reliable. Any suggestion?

[AlienM1nd]

uuidgen

[Vivaldi Gloria]

KeePassX is a standalone password manager for linux which is a port of KeePass for windows. It's in the repos.

Unfortunately it doesn't fill the forms in a webpage for you. You can double click the password field to copy the password an then paste on the form. Other than this I don't have any problems with it. It is simple, convenient and reliable.

I think it's much better to use a standalone pwd application rather than a browser extension. You can keep real life pwds in it. It survives even if your browser crashes etc.

[tamoneya]

I typically use this one:
http://www.pctools.com/guides/password/

Its nice since it is online so I can get to it from anywhere even if I dont have my computer with me. Also if you are super paranoid you can use the ssl encrypted version.

[Vivaldi Gloria]

If you just want to generate some passwords the most fun one is gpw - generate pronounceable passwords.

vivaldi:~$ gpw 12 15
pabbyteduckshoa
etottlestakshon
urpiounitepoodc
quismstedareurr
flownissalthsta
rachemotictoret
toussiotchoples
walentsoniteous
tuyeantojadiden
amplassackegant
ingstrafiestoxy
tesstrativedall

[imjscn]

Thanks, guys! I finally fixed the firefox problem and got back PasswordMaker, life is just so easy when it auto fill in all the fields. If any trouble again in the future, I will try KeePassX.

[mriedel]

https://www.grc.com/passwords.htm