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This is a very simple, but cryptographically decent, password generator.
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This is a very simple,
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but cryptographically not awful,
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password generator.
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Click on the extension icon, and it makes a password of length 12.
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You can dial the length up or down and tell it not to include certain character classes,
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typically you can click the extension,
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then go back to the form and paste in your new password.
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![Screenshot](res/Screenshot from 2017-03-12 19-19-52.png)
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![Screenshot](res/screenshot.jpg)
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Hooray!
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Hooray!
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Cryptographically Not Awful
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There are password generators that go to great lengths to use
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high-entropy seeds for their random number generators.
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This one uses `window.crypto.getRandomValues`,
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which is good enough for my purposes.
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You'll have to decide if it's good enough for yours.
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Feel free to
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[read the code](js/popup.js)
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and decide for yourself.
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