In the online world, there are many no-good villains looking to steal your online accounts and your identity. Whether it's your online banking, social media or email, don't risk getting hacked!
Many users on the internet do not use passwords that comply with the security standards, making them an easy target for hackers who are looking to take over their online accounts. The P-Key Password Generator add-on for Firefox can make it harder for a hacker to guess your password by providing you with a randomly generated password using the parameters which the user inputs.
The easy to use and polished user interface on this wizard make it easy for users to generate secure passwords in just a few clicks. Users can add four character types, including uppercase letters, lowercase letters, numbers and symbols, and can make a password up to 40 characters in length.
Making passwords was never so easy!
This repository contains all of the required source code files to make changes to this extension. The "master" branch contains the source code for the latest stable release. If you want to test that version, you can view the release section to download the XPI file or visit the add-on listing on Mozilla.
If you want to make changes to this extension, you are welcome to do so. All files for the extension are located in the "firefox" folder. The source code of upcoming versions (if any) will be located in another branch.
To develop and test the extension, you need to open the "about:debugging" page in Firefox and select "Load Temporary Add-on". Then you can select any file within the "firefox" folder of this repository.
Further documentation about developing Firefox extensions can be found here.
Release notes can be found on this GitHub repository or the Firefox add-ons listing.