sitePass is a password manager extension for chrome. also, it is security extension and password extension. it's a free extension and is featured in Productivity, it has 13 active users since released its first version, it earns an average rating of 4.00 from 1 rated user, last update is 3817 days ago.
Like most folks on the internet these days, I have more logins than I can possibly remember. Usually, that means people are going to use the same password for a bunch of different sites. The problem, of course, is that if one site's database of passwords is compromised, you're vulnerable. You can use a password management tool, but then you have to either keep it with you on a flash drive or trust one site with all of your passwords (and lose access when you don't have an internet connection). sitePass is another solution. It works best as a Chrome extension that lives in your browser, though you can also use the web version. You give it the url of a site (say, google.com), a password (say, password). It combines them using a one-way SHA-256 hash, then uses the encrypted output of that to generate a secure, unique password. Give it a different site (or a different iteration number, if you need to reset a password periodically) and the same base password, and you get an entirely different secure password. This allows you to remember only one password, but give unique and hard-to-break ones to all of your sites. Or you could use multiple passwords, and just make them more secure. sitePass only uses Javascript on your machine, so your base password never leaves your computer, keeping you safe and secure! You can use the web version anywhere (including your smartphone or tablet), and download the extension (which pulls the url from your current tab) for your personal computers.
You could download the latest version crx file or older version files and install it.
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I give it 4 stars but the developer needs to add a username generator too because I cannot bypass websites with it that require usernames too unless I am using it wrong. I will use it for other things though.