Password Generator & Vault 4+

Issue & Possible Recommendation

While I’ve been using this app for some time, I’ve come to seeing how great it is as well as how useful it is. However, there is one issue I’ve come across on my usage of the app.
Namely, the fact that once you’ve gotten a specific password, it sticks even if you delete the website and redo it. While I find this incredibly useful, I find it also a detriment that it only does that. Though while it whirled through my mind about it, I came to a conclusion, why not let the user choose between either keeping the original password or opt for a new one once they re-enter it in, obviously a measure would be needed to make sure they don’t change it when they hit it by accident.
Anyways, besides this little issue I’ve stumbled across, this app is incredibly useful for people and I most likely will continue to use it for years to come.

Simple yet very functional and effective.

I’m not quite sure how I stumbled upon this little gem but I’m glad I did. I use this app in conjunction with 2 other awesome apps.
The interface is clean, user friendly, well thought out and is exactly what is needed.
This APP gets a spot on my list of TOP TEN great Password Managers.
Great Job Danny! I look forward to seeing what other great functions you may add to this app. If you’re short on ideas I’d be glad to offer a few. But overall, awesome product and execution.

Room for Improvement

This app is great but it seems the pass is generated based on the name of the site. i've tested this and it's a bit scary. Do other users get the same password since the passwords are generated based on the site name? Give me peace of mind on this and the app is a 100% 5 stars from me.

Developer Response ,

Hi Chibizilla. Thanks for your review. I know it's a while since you wrote it, but Apple only just made it possible for developers to respond to reviews. The app uses the Stanford PwdHash algorithm (https://collinjackson.github.io/pwdhash-website/). It creates the hashed password based on a combination of your input password (master password) and the domain name (e.g. 'apple.com') together. So, someone else could only have the same password as you if they used the same master password as you, on the same domain as well, hashed by the same PwdHash algorithm. Thanks, Danny