Password Mojo (Beta)

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Password Mojo (Beta): Quick and Easy Password Generator

Password Mojo (Beta) is a quick and easy to use Chrome extension that reduces password fatigue by providing a secure password generator. It does not have access to web page content and stores no history, ensuring privacy and security for users. With support for multiple accounts and a drag-and-drop approach, Password Mojo (Beta) is the ultimate solution for creating and remembering strong passwords.

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Extension stats

By: https://www.passwordmojo.net

Users: 51

Rating: 4.67

(6)

Version: 0.2.2 (Last updated: 2012-09-07)

Creation date: 2012-09-07

Risk impact: Moderate risk impact

Risk likelihood:

Moderate risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

tabs

Size: 82.11K

URLs: Website

Ranking

# 86,854 ▲ 4,168

Other rankings

#32172 in Workflow & Planning ▲ 535 #121 in password keyword 60 ▲ 8 #206 in beta keyword 19 ▲ 7

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Not available on Android

Not available on Firefox

Not available on Edge

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Suffering from password fatigue? Don't trust 3rd party extensions that want to access all the content on every page you visit?

Check out Password Mojo: ⁃ Quick and easy to use password generator. ⁃ Reduces the "password fatigue" of creating and remembering lots of good passwords. ⁃ Support for multiple accounts across sites. ⁃ Does NOT contain any network code, runs 100% locally on your computer. ⁃ Extension does NOT have access to the contents of web pages you visit. ⁃ Does NOT store web history anywhere so safe to use in incognito mode. ⁃ Drag-and-drop approach does NOT leave the password in the clipboard. ⁃ Second generation Chrome extension with access permissions locked down tight for better security. ⁃ No executable or binaries to install. Easy to use at work and home. ⁃ Uses "hashing" approach to generate strong passwords for any site. ⁃ Fingerprint uses strong, native crypto.getRandomValues. ⁃ Fully open source so you know what you're running.

User reviews

Start using it and you'll find you can't live without it. Hoping an Android version is in the works.

gen evieve, 2013-11-07

Play with it and you'll love it. As long as you're on the correct site with an active username registered in the app, it works great. Only two problems so far: 1)Google registers a unique password as different when you type it in yourself versus drag and drop. This is a problem because if you ever have to type google password in manually (i.e. random computer, phone, etc...) it will not allow you to log in. You have to use the drag and drop. Conversely, if you type the password mojo given password in yourself, it will see the password as incorrect when you try to drag and drop it. 2)Sites that are different but use same username and password (i.e. justin.tv and twitch.tv). My account is set up through Justin TV so they both use that same password, but when I want to log into twitch tv I can't use this app because it assigns a different password for twitch than it does justin tv.

A Google user, 2013-05-01

Not the easiest to use, but it's very privacy minded. Drag and drop prevents the password from being put in the clipboard. The extension doesn't even have access to the pages' content! Regarding Arnold's comment about being in the way, the video shows if you drag the password up, the dialog minimizes.