Open plwt opened 3 years ago
ccronemberger
commented
3 years ago Bitwarden has this feature in their app, so I installed it just to generate passwords, but still using Lockwise which has features we would have to pay for in Bitwarden.
Elia-Sh
commented
3 years ago Strongly agree, a password manager should offer the user an option to generate a secure password "on demand", this feature is missing from android and firefox addon.
The Addon is able to generate password for a "new account", but for example regenerating a password for an existing account - that is not straight forwardly performed, not via "right click" on a password field -> only allowing one to use an existing password for the website, and not via the "about:logins" view allows only to edit and copy existing passwords - no "generate new secure pass".
This is a very promising "security feature" - making the utilization of password managers more common by users, making "best practices" of data-security more attainable for all users in their daily activities, especially via the huge mozilla/firefox platforms.
Is the proper way to discuss the feature of password generation on demand is done in github or via https://bugzilla.mozilla.org? It's not easy to find the original feature request to incorporate the enhancment for all loackwise products - addon, android, ios, etc.
Thank you, Elia.
p.s. the awesome help page for generating passwords - https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/how-generate-secure-password-firefox
sidvishnoi
commented
3 years ago
Why/User Benefit/User Problem
Unlike Lockwise in desktop Firefox, the Lockwise for Android app does not present an option of a secure random password.
Acceptance Criteria (how do I know when I’m done?)
When a user adds a new account to their Lockwise app or when registering for a new account online, the app provides a random secure password.
Not included