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Spectre: A password manager that doesn’t store passwords
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this post was submitted on 15 Jun 2023
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There are some things I'm missing.
What if I need or want a certain passwod length? Because a site only allows X or I want to have Y amount of signs.
What about the control over special characters in the password or not. Sometimes I need to generate passwords without any special character.
Where is the 2FA aspect? Sure there is no datavse with my passwords. But at least my DB is secured with username + password + 2FA Code
I still need to trust a website or app where I put my credentials in. Or is it 100% offline? Like I am with KeePass and/or selfhosted Bitwarden at home.
How do I change passwords without the need of keeping track of website name changes?
And just as a note, things like Bitwarden or KeePass are much more than only a password generator.
Extra note: we are heading towards a passwordless future with passkey etc. anyway.