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Otherwise, you can use the default list that ships with PWGen. The icon of the magnifying glass, on the interface, allows you to browse for a word list. You can find word lists all over the Internet, and these are basically just text files with newlines between each word in a list (hence the name). Generating a passphrase is as simple as loading a word list and clicking a button. Passphrases are totally different and are definitely a more uncommon form of security.

K9JUsvupzVkn9ezn (easy to read, no ambiguous characters).

Here are a few examples of types of passwords that you can randomly generate: Other names may be trademarks of their respective owners.This menu gives you all of the information you need to set up proper formatting for your passwords. The Android robot is reproduced or modified from work created and shared by Google and used according to terms described in the Creative Commons 3.0 Attribution License. Microsoft and the Window logo are trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the U.S. Alexa and all related logos are trademarks of, Inc.

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Is there a feature to recover or save recently generated passwords in Norton Password Manager? I did that when setting my state tax account and now I ma going through a stupid and lengthy process to get that reset. I'm trying to change that routine but sometimes you just rush through things and Norton is not there to help you. Sometimes due to habit I forget to save the newly generated password and move away from the computer only to realize later on that Norton did not save the log in and the password. Norton does not pick them up (lastpass does) and does not register the log in user name and password. On many occasions there is a pop up window when a website ask you to set up a password. One key feature that is missing (I think ) in Norton Password Generator is the ability to store (for a chosen time) a history of the generated password. Unfortunately I now notice quite a few issues with the software that were a standard option with LastPass. I moved to Norton from LastPass due to better reputation and security.