Authentication around the web requires passwords, and these sequences of letters are a chore to generate without a tool—because there's nothing other than logins that would have motivated developing a knack for it, simply put we're not made for that! The proof of this lies in what has been published on password prediction research, and the impact on the results when users use dictionary or phonebook-based strings as passwords, without a tool. With our password generator (GP), users generate passwords with ease, power, and peace of mind.
The way passwords are retrieved and used in a modern browser is partially software-controlled, with the remainder being up to the user—if only in the determination of when to accept the subsequent browser login auto-fill update prompt, or as a backup for the passkey method. So, when it's time for a new password, the generation and recording of them should also be hybrid.
The method of hybrid password management is to use the generator—with all the flexibility and control you want in a computer-generated password—and for the storage of the passwords, simply keep a cache of pages, or password notepad. So, shouldn't the app be secure, at least a little entertaining, and fully configurable? GP has some spring-loaded spinners ready to show you the wave while you wait for your personal password candidate.
And last but not least, Wheel Software takes the privacy of its users seriously, and would never risk coming anywhere close to betraying it.