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Password Mojo (Beta)

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4.7 out of 5

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gen evieveNov 7, 2013

Start using it and you'll find you can't live without it. Hoping an Android version is in the works.

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A Chrome Web Store userMay 1, 2013

Play with it and you'll love it. As long as you're on the correct site with an active username registered in the app, it works great. Only two problems so far: 1)Google registers a unique password as different when you type it in yourself versus drag and drop. This is a problem because if you ever have to type google password in manually (i.e. random computer, phone, etc...) it will not allow you to log in. You have to use the drag and drop. Conversely, if you type the password mojo given p... Show more

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That GuyMar 5, 2013

Not the easiest to use, but it's very privacy minded. Drag and drop prevents the password from being put in the clipboard. The extension doesn't even have access to the pages' content! Regarding Arnold's comment about being in the way, the video shows if you drag the password up, the dialog minimizes.

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Arnold SaenzSep 22, 2012

Been looking for drag and drop password hash for a long time. Only thing is MJ is in fixed position which might block some site's password field. Need to be able to drag it out of way in such cases. Also need user ability to change attributes of individual password fields (Aa1$). Otherwise great extension.

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