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StrongPassword.Password Creator lets you create a single password or a long list up to 500,000 (half million) of passwords in 1 click, inside an internal table, ready to be saved on disk If macOS’ built-in Password Generator doesn’t allow you to get a random password that suits your needs, for example if you need a memorable password, you can get the StrongPassword.app for FREE from the Mac AppStore. then, switch back to the Keychain Access window and close it.switch to the window where you need to paste the new password.in the Password Assistant window, set the type of password you need.note : leave the Keychain Access window in the background, as trying to close it will also close the Password Assistant window.at “Password”, on the right, click the ‘black key’-button.click on the Plus-sign button ( or press the CMD + N key combo on your keyboard ).User’s Home Folder > Applications > Utilities > KeychainAccess.app.Close previous window (that is now in the background) by clicking Cancel-button.now Password Assistant opens in a separate window.Apple Menu > System Prefs > Users & Groups > Change Password > Key Icon.Luckily, macOS has a Password Generator built-in… only tricky thing is it’s a little hard to access… there are 2 ways to get the Password Generator to start up (and an alternative in case you need extra features) : However : this feature is Safari-only (as the name Safari Strong Password suggests), so if you need to manually type a new password into an app (or anything outside of Safari) this automatic suggestion won’t kick into play… When using Safari on macOS, Safari will automatically suggest a Safari Strong Password (and backs it up to iCloud) whenever a field where you need to manually type a new password… How can I easily generate a random strong password ? I need to generate a random password for a new online account for an app, but for some reason, macOS doesn’t suggest a Strong Password as usual…