pwdhash
Free AppAbout pwdhash
Generate a new password based on your 'master' password and a domain. Your password will never be exposed and you can regenerate it everytime.
Press 'more', 'share' from your webbrowser and select pwdhash. Fill in your password. It will be copied to your clipboard.
Based on www.pwdhash.com
Source can be found @ my site.
Press 'more', 'share' from your webbrowser and select pwdhash. Fill in your password. It will be copied to your clipboard.
Based on www.pwdhash.com
Source can be found @ my site.
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Android app
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More downloads pwdhash reached 10 000 - 50 000 downloads
More downloads pwdhash reached 10 000 - 50 000 downloads
What are users saying about pwdhash
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Generates incorrect passwords compared to desktop website.
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The interface is weird, but it does not save your passwords in strange untrusted locations.
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Need some update, but I'm going to the new and open 'password hash'
D
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Works great as long as you remember that it is activated by sharing
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Sorry, but out doesn't work
B
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Makes mobile browsing so much better
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Excellent solution to get this working on Android!
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Awesome app
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I don't know why it requires a valid URI. The web version gives flexibility to type any word as domain name. I use my own words derived from domain name. It gives more flexibility that way. One would expect more from an application which is meant for security. Web version is awesome.
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Easy to use on Chrome and Firefox browsers
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by D####:
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Exactly what I was looking for
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Sorry, but out doesn't work
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Makes mobile browsing so much better
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Awesome app
by O####:
Very lightweight and functional but lacks a standalone shortcut and possibility to view the hash. I've only found a way to launch it via browser's Share button and then paste the hash somewhere if I need my password, e.g. in the classroom. I'm pretty sure many users won't find out how to use it.