TFH Passphrase vs Passphrasely

This is "just" a passphrase generator. It's also completely open source. If you're paranoid, go pull the code and build it yourself - I probably would. And that's why I built it. I was tired of that nagging feeling that "what if this generator sends everything it creates to some server". There's a small audit script with the code so you can audit the code for potential leaks. You can read more here: https://github.com/theisegeberg/passphrase/blob/main/README.md Source code is available here: https://github.com/theisegeberg/passphrase/

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