1. Various services have differing ideas about what characters can be used in a password and how long it can be. My default settings are to generate 20-character passwords with all kinds of characters and I frequently have to adjust those settings if the service in question only allows me to use letters. Or just 8 characters. Granted, if MaxLength for input fields is set consistently then generating a too-long password will do no harm, but character set might remain problematic (or insecure).
2. Changing a password (e.g. after a leak) requires one to us a different door id. Which then leads to remembering the appropriate ID for the currently-valid password. To properly mitigate this I guess the only option is to sort-of go back to traditional password managers by having a lookup table door id to enter → door id that is used to generate the password.
1. Various services have differing ideas about what characters can be used in a password and how long it can be. My default settings are to generate 20-character passwords with all kinds of characters and I frequently have to adjust those settings if the service in question only allows me to use letters. Or just 8 characters. Granted, if MaxLength for input fields is set consistently then generating a too-long password will do no harm, but character set might remain problematic (or insecure).
2. Changing a password (e.g. after a leak) requires one to us a different door id. Which then leads to remembering the appropriate ID for the currently-valid password. To properly mitigate this I guess the only option is to sort-of go back to traditional password managers by having a lookup table door id to enter → door id that is used to generate the password.