instal the new for mac PasswordGenerator 23.6.13

at “Password”, on the right, click the ‘black key’-button.

click on the Plus-sign button ( or press the CMD + N key combo on your keyboard ).

User’s Home Folder > Applications > Utilities > KeychainAccess.app.

Close previous window (that is now in the background) by clicking Cancel-button.

now Password Assistant opens in a separate window.

Apple Menu > System Prefs > Users & Groups > Change Password > Key Icon.Luckily, macOS has a Password Generator built-in… only tricky thing is it’s a little hard to access… there are 2 ways to get the Password Generator to start up (and an alternative in case you need extra features) : However : this feature is Safari-only (as the name Safari Strong Password suggests), so if you need to manually type a new password into an app (or anything outside of Safari) this automatic suggestion won’t kick into play… When using Safari on macOS, Safari will automatically suggest a Safari Strong Password (and backs it up to iCloud) whenever a field where you need to manually type a new password…

How can I easily generate a random strong password ? Let’s play a quick game of “Would You Rather.” If you haven’t played it before, it’s very simple.I need to generate a random password for a new online account for an app, but for some reason, macOS doesn’t suggest a Strong Password as usual… Its location is not very obvious, and you need to dig a little bit to get to it, but it’s well worth it! The Problem – My Memory

The other options listed still work.Īre you tired of trying to come up with a unique and memorable password? Not entirely happy with Safari’s auto-generated passwords? Well, you may not be aware of this, but your Mac has a potent password generator built right in called Password Assistant.

Apparently, it was a 32-bit module, and mocOS 10.15 Catalina is 64-bit only. Update Dec 17, 2019: The “Memorable” option shown below only works in Mojave and earlier.

Instal the new for mac PasswordGenerator 23.6.13