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Details for Simple Password Generator
Package name
- simple-pwgen
License
- GPL-3.0-or-later
Last updated
- 28 February 2024 - latest/stable
- 21 May 2025 - latest/candidate
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Very simple Python3-based GUI application to generate secure and random passwords.
Very simple Python3-based GUI application to generate secure and random passwords.
Features The main purpose of this application is to generate random and strong passwords. It lets an user choose:
- Whether to include lowercase, uppercase, digit or punctuation individually or all of them.
- Minimum number of each cases to be included in a password.
- Whether to exclude some characters for each cases individually while generating a password.
- By default, the generated password is hidden with
*characters in the generated field to avoid shoulder-surfers. The user has the choice to view it usingShow/Hidebutton. - Show password strength and comments on generated password to help users create strong passwords.
N.B.: This application does not save the generated password. So make sure you save it somewhere safe like using Firefox Lockwise.
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