jxself: Neat solution!
And by the way all, I found my solution: it's assword! As juvenile as it sounds, it's super simple technically: gpg encrypted json. To use it, just bind "assword gui" to shift-ctrl-p and whenever in a password field (even paypal's works! Hot damn!) you enter an identifier (press create if the first time) and hit enter, it pastes the generated pasword for you.
(Be sure to run "assword gui" from the command line once to associate it with a key first)
It could NOT be simpler. SO GREAT!
And by the way all, I found my solution: it's assword! As juvenile as it sounds, it's super simple technically: gpg encrypted json. To use it, just bind "assword gui" to shift-ctrl-p and whenever in a password field (even paypal's works! Hot damn!) you enter an identifier (press create if the first time) and hit enter, it pastes the generated pasword for you.
(Be sure to run "assword gui" from the command line once to associate it with a key first)
It could NOT be simpler. SO GREAT!
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