Password Hasher Plus - Password Generator Chrome Extension

password hasher plus automatically enhances password strength (length and difficulty) to protect your accounts..

"Hands down this is the number one must have Chrome extension" - http://blog.billauer.com/2010/08/03/password-hasher-plus/ "If only there was a way for your computer to create cryptographically secure password that is different for every web-site and yet doesnt have to be stored somewhere.

Well, there is and its called a "hashed password"."

https://plus.google.com/u/0/103147347309732225253/posts/Qs5kXVd5hgG What good security practice demands: strong passwords that are hard to guess; different passwords at each site; periodically changing existing passwords.

Why you probably arent practicing good security: Strong passwords are difficult to remember; Juggling a multitude of passwords is a pain; updating passwords compounds the memorization problem.

How password hasher helps: automatically generates strong passwords; one master key produces different passwords at many sites; quickly upgrade passwords by "bumping" the site tag; Upgrade a master key without updating all sites at once; supports different length passwords; supports special requirements, such as digits and punctuation; Supports restricting a hash word to not use special characters.

No need to ever copy anything to the clipboard except to use a password outside of Chrome.

plus google chrome specific additions: Automatic memory of which password fields should be hashed; Transparent/inline hashing in the password field, no need to copy or open a dialog.

Options page to set default preferences; New in 1.5!

A private key to make your passwords unique on your computer.

(Use the "compatible:" prefix on a site tag to ignore the private key and remain compatible with the FireFox version.)

New in 1.8 fixed support for two-level TLDs (like .co.uk) New in 1.9 added backup/restore patch from Oren Ben-Kiki New in 1.9.4 added portable html page with embedded site settings When away from your home computer you may use the portable HTML page.

first time use: 1.

Edit the password strength settings and the site tag with the # icon on the toolbar.

2.

Click the # on a password field that should be hashed (or press Ctrl + #).

Normal use: 1.

Type your password key in the password field as normal, but it will turn grey when hashed.

2.

In most cases, you may press enter to submit the form and login.

Advanced use: * The a button or Ctrl + * can be used to view the contents of the password field.

* When