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by supergenpassfan 1270 days ago
I use a locally saved version of supergenpass

https://chriszarate.github.io/supergenpass/mobile/

It combines an easily recalled password with domain to generate a longer password. I feel quite safe using this as no data is stored anywhere.

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Doesn’t this mean that you can never change your password for a given site? E.g. if some retailer leaks a bunch of data and is storing passwords in plain text or something, I want to be able to rotate my password for that website.
No. You can change/rotate your own password whenever you want.
Wouldn’t that change all of the passwords?