This extension calculates strong passwords for each alias from your single secret. No need to remember dozens of passwords any longer. No need for a password manager any longer. Full freedom in choosing aliases and secret, e.g. alias: "username@google.com#2014", secret: "saFe⚿in漢字". Recent aliases are kept in a easily accessible drop-down. You may choose between HMAC_SHA1 and SHA1. The formula is as simple as "[secret][alias]" → SHA1 → BASE64
Note: Binary files aren't shown on the web site. To see all files, please download the extension zipfile.
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your metada.json lacks the url field, you need to put your code public on github on some similar service and put the link on the url field of the metadata.json file
Password Calculator