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Re:Ask HN: Password manager with best experience on Linux? by 33degrees on Tuesday June 25, 2019 @12:13PM (#20275678)
For one, you only get a single password per site, so you can't rotate them, or have multiple accounts unless you add the account name to the inputs.

Secondly, different sites have different requirements, so your generated passwords might not work everywhere.

Finally, a password manager lets you store more than just a password for each site, and it can let you store passwords and secrets for things other than websites.

Re:Ask HN: Password manager with best experience on Linux? by _o-O-o_ on Wednesday June 26, 2019 @02:48PM (#20287955)
> For one, you only get a single password per site, so you can't rotate them

Well I know Lesspass[0] has a 'counter' so that if you need to change a pass you simply increment it by one and you get a new hash

https://lesspass.com/#/