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<Title style={{ marginBottom: 10 }}>LessPass</Title> |
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<Subheading>How does it works?</Subheading> |
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<Paragraph style={{ marginBottom: 20 }}> |
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LessPass is a password manager that doesn't save any data. The site, |
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the login and the master password are mashed together with encryption |
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to create a secure password. It will always generate the same password |
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as long as those 3 parameters don't change. |
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LessPass is a password manager that doesn't store any data. It computes |
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a unique password using a site, login and a master password. You don't |
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need to sync a password vault across every device because LessPass works |
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offline! It will always generate the same password as long as those three |
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parameters don't change. |
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</Paragraph> |
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<Subheading>Master password emoticons</Subheading> |
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<Image source={require("./fingerprint.png")} /> |
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<Paragraph style={{ marginBottom: 20 }}> |
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Your master password is the only thing you should keep in your head. |
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The emoticons on the right let you verify if you typed in the right |
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master password. You will have to wait a second or so before it shows |
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the good emoticons. Otherwise it'd be possible for a shoulder-peeker |
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to guess the password character-by-character instead of all at once, |
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with the former being trivial and the later impossible. |
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The emoticons on the right let you verify that you typed in the right |
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master password. You will have to wait a second or so before the final |
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emoticons appear (the delay is for security; if the emoticons were |
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shown instantly, a shoulder-peeker could derive your password based |
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on the series of displayed emoticons). |
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</Paragraph> |
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<Subheading>Options</Subheading> |
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<Image |
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<Paragraph style={{ marginBottom: 20 }}> |
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Sometimes sites have specific password rules. For instance, some banks |
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only accept passwords made of digits. The application let you set |
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parameters for the generated password. Use the counter if you want to |
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change the generated password without changing your master password. |
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only accept passwords made of digits. LessPass lets you set parameters for |
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the generated password (the so called "password profile"). The counter in |
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particular allows you to generate a new password without having to change |
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your master password. |
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</Paragraph> |
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<Subheading>Sign In</Subheading> |
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<Paragraph style={{ marginBottom: 10 }}> |
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LessPass by default doesn't save any data. But you can if you want use |
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LessPass in a connected mode. This mode helps you to save password |
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profile needed to regenerate some passwords. A password’s profile is |
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everything except the master password and the generated password. |
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There is no critical information (a generated password encrypted for |
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example) in the LessPass database. |
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By default, LessPass works offline and doesn't send any data over the |
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network. For convenience, there's an optional connected mode. This mode |
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allows you to store the profiles necessary to generate your passwords on |
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our (or alternatively your own) LessPass server. This is especially useful |
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if many of your passwords are not based on the default profile (length of |
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16 characters, all characters allowed). As a password profile does neither |
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include the master password nor the generated password, there is no |
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critical information sent to the server. |
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</Paragraph> |
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<Paragraph style={{ marginBottom: 20 }}> |
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The sign in form ask for your master password. We use your master |
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password to create a LessPass generated password using a default |
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password profile. The master password is never send on our servers. If |
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you don't want to encrypt your passord, you can disable this option in |
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the settings |
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The sign-in form asks for your master password. By default, it is used to |
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generate a password for your LessPass account in the same way as for any other |
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site. This means the master password itself is never sent to our servers. |
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If for any reason you don't want to use such a LessPass-generated password |
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for your LessPass account, you can disable this in the settings. |
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</Paragraph> |
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<Subheading>Self Hosted LessPass Database</Subheading> |
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<Subheading>Self-hosted LessPass Database</Subheading> |
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<Paragraph style={{ marginBottom: 20 }}> |
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If you are using a self hosted LessPass database, you can update the |
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base url in the settings. |
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If you are using a self-hosted LessPass database, you can change the base |
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url in the settings to point to your own server. |
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</Paragraph> |
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<Subheading>Sign Out</Subheading> |
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<Paragraph style={{ marginBottom: 20 }}> |
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You can sign out using the Sign Out button in the settings |
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You can sign out using the Sign Out button in the settings. |
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</Paragraph> |
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<Subheading>Contributing</Subheading> |
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<Paragraph>You can read our contributing guide:</Paragraph> |
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<Subheading>Support</Subheading> |
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You still need some help? No problem, you can send us an email at |
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Still need some help? No problem, you can send us an email at |
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contact@lesspass.com. You can write your email in english or french. |
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