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Thanks for sharing: I've heard two of the downsides before – but not the other two

I know it could be better: hence not telling people to use it, but merely demoing it as a possibility of what you could do 🙂

It doesn't merely "default to HTTPS" – it won't serve on anything but https 🙂

I publish it on GitHub precisely so you don't have to rely on the fact I don't store anything – though even if I did, I'd have absolutely no way of knowing if you used a generated result, what you used, where you used it, what username(s) you used it with, etc 🙂

It runs in PHP5 – no other option than rand() (then – and the libraries that claimed to be better aren't available anymore). Go ahead and update it to 7 if you like 🙂

What makes you determine it's not mobile friendly? Seems to render fine on all the browsers I've tried (Opera Mini, Firefox, Chrome, Safari, DuckDuckGo, Firefox Focus, Brave, Aloha).

sidebar: https://password.ga and https://password.cf are the exact same site – just two domains reaching the same source