Passwords are generated using a long secret phrase in conjunction with a site nickname. The nickname should be something easy for you to remember.

You can generate passwords in lengths of 40, 28, 20 or 14 characters. While it would be ideal and most secure to always use 40 characters, some websites have length limits or pattern requirements. The 40 and 20 character length passwords are all lower case and use only the numbers 0-9 and the letters a-f. The 28 and 14 character length passwords are a mix of uppercase and lowercase and use the full spectrum of ascii numbers, letters, and symbols.

NOTE: None of the information in the secret, nickname, or password fields is ever stored to your local disk or anywhere on the Internet.

For more information, see the Passable project page.

Put in a long secret phrase above.

When you are on a password field of a website, enter your nickname for that site and hit one of the strength key sequences above. The nickname will be replaced with the generated password.

You can change the strength key sequence to generate a password by clicking in one of the fields above and hitting a new key sequence.