FAQ
All passwords are generated 100% client-side in your browser using the standard Web Crypto API (window.crypto.getRandomValues()) combined with rejection sampling to eliminate modulo bias. No values are ever transmitted to any server.
Password entropy measures randomness in bits: \(E = \log_2(\text{pool size}^\text{length})\). Higher entropy means exponential protection against brute-force attacks. 60+ bits is strong, and 120+ bits is rated Beast mode.
Passphrases combine multiple random words (e.g. correct-horse-battery-staple). They are easier for humans to remember while offering massive entropy due to large wordlists.
No. Generated passwords are never saved to permanent storage or history. Only your settings configuration (like favorite pattern rules) is stored locally if you click "Save Preset". Session history lives in transient memory and vanishes when the page reloads.