Windows 98 Key Generator
Badomero Schoulund
I'm currently building a static website template and I need a site generator to generate the templates HTML files (I don't want to copy and paste the common parts but rather have them only at one place)
I know this is an old question, but for completeness I'll add (open source - code at ). It satisfies the .NET and Razor requirements (it actually uses a modified version of the Razor engine from ASP.NET v5) and is built on a modular "pipeline" concept (similar to the excellent Metalsmith JS generator).
I connected a second monitor to my computer this morning and the frame generator window no longer shows up when I attempt to add a frame member. I understand this is linked to the positioning of the window on my screen but I can't find the right file to modify and bring back to normal. I'm using Inventor 2019.
If I use the compiler: "make chrome" option in the deps and run my code, I get a Module not found error for chromium (at myProject\_build\dev\lib\pdf_generator\priv\node_modules\chrome-headless-render-pdf\dist\cli\chrome-headless-render-pdf.js; the node_modules directory does not exist)
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Thanks for asking! Currently the way to generate a new password would be through creating a new Password item in the 1Password app. I can definitely see how being able to quickly generate a password would be useful however, and I've added your input to an existing feature request we have on this.
We have resolved the issue with being unable to add Duo-protected accounts to 1Password 8 for Windows with a server-side update on the 16th of December. If you're still running into issues adding a Duo-protected account to 1Password 8 for Windows, we'd be happy to dig into it further with you!
Why was the password generator removed from the notification tray icon in Windows? Please please bring back the password generator option on right click of the 1Password notification tray icon. We all require passwords for many places/purposes that have nothing to do with web sites/browsing. It is totally unnecessary to have to open a web browser to get to the 1Password plugin/extension in order to create a number of passwords. Such a hassle.
Hi @Philipbm, thank you for letting us know that you'd like to have the password generator in Quick Access. I have submitted a vote on your behalf for our existing feature request on the issue. We appreciate your feedback!
I sincerely do not understand why features have been removed from v8. I too used the password generator feature a lot. Ironically today I created my 1Password Support Community account for the first time and when it asked for a password was when I realised this feature was missing. (ironic?) I understand the feature still exists if you create a new login (and the addition of a 'memorable' password is welcomed since I would often have to go to an external website for these) but when I'm creating a new account it's simply not convenient to have to first create this in 1Password just to be able to access the password generator facility.
That the password generator in the client is missing makes it a very painful experience, especially for cases where the Browser is not already opened (yes this still occurs) or the password gen from the browser extension is unable to copy the password to the global clipboard, for usecases like copying the password to another RDP session.
Right now I settled on opening the full client, creating a new password item, creating a new password in there, copying the password.
This is a very lengthy process, which lets any performance and usability improvements which were done back in v7 look like a joke.
What is with this trend of releasing a half-baked, Electron-based "upgrade" to an already working app? Evernote and 1password are two apps I rely on heavily, with ingrained workflows, and both have gone down this road.
Just moved to v8 and very disappointed to see no password generator. The development assumption that password generation is expressly linked to creation of a new item is faulty logic and inherently flawed. Many use cases exist for needing to do password generation outside of a created and maintained item. Please add the functionality back to the Windows app. If you're at a loss for how to invoke it, simply add a line for it in the "3-dots" root menu.
Here is what is required for Jack's earlier suggestion to use the app:
1. Click new item
2. Select a new item type
3. Move to the password field
4. Click on create new password
5. Accept and/or modify the password-generation parameters
6. Select the generated password
7. Copy the generated password
8. Try to close the "temporary" new item
9. Validate with 1P to discard changes (yet another click)
I also miss the frequently used password generator in the notification area and I appreciate if it comes back soon.
I wonder why one would spend extra working hours to remove a perfectly working feature. Using the browser addon or switching back to v7 are inconvenient for me.
Hello again folks, thanks for the additional feedback letting us know that you'd like to see the password generator appear back in-app in a manner other than through editing an item. As previously noted, the current best use of this feature is by using the password generator in 1Password in the browser. @brianglett, and @paxmundi, I've added you votes.
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