"Easy to read" option in password generator

[peternovak]

LastPass does have “easy to read” option in their password generator and it works very well. What about something similar in Bitwarden?

Check out: https://www.lastpass.com/password-generator

[Matthew_Sanders]

This is a screenshot of the “easy to read” option you linked to in your original post.

We can see that this option causes the password generator to avoid ambiguous characters. That is very helpful and also something BitWarden does!

Open the password generator and put a check mark in the Avoid Ambiguous Characters option.

This is how it looks in the browser extension:

This is how it looks in the desktop app:

Bitwarden also supports passphrases! These are the easiest to read credentials! Change the type from password to passphrase to try it out within the password generator.

[K0media (Gabriel Ribeiro)]

Yes, but I guess this could be improved. By many ways. But it’s probably gonna take a while to be enhanced, I guess.

[Matthew_Sanders]

Hi K0media! Do you have any specific improvement suggestions? I personally find the password generator intuitive, easy to access, and easy to use.

[K0media (Gabriel Ribeiro)]

@Matthew_Sanders, please see this:

Choose the word list for passphrases

I personally prefer LastPass’s pronounceable passwords over this. But the problem about LP is that, besides inconvenient, it’s on the other hand of Bitwarden. But for now, XKPassword has been doing great for me so far. I understand about the globalization problem. I’m not from US either. So far, I didn’t find people who did this into other languages. But I just use XKPassword and translate each word, so it gives me clues about what a passphrase can be. It would be formidable to have this featu…

[Matthew_Sanders]

Right, I remember reading this post in the other thread. Passphrases are great. Being able to choose the word list would accommodate other languages.

[zylstra]

I vote for the “Easy to say” option … very fun.