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LessPass

LessPass is a stateless password manager that generates a unique password for a website or account from three inputs: the site, the login name, and a master password.

About LessPass

LessPass is a stateless password manager that generates a unique password for a website or account from three inputs: the site, the login name, and a master password. Rather than storing a conventional vault that must be synchronized between devices, it derives the password when needed from those inputs. The same site and login information can be used on another device to regenerate the corresponding password, avoiding a separate password database. The approach depends on entering the same inputs consistently; changes to the site name, login, or master password will produce a different result. LessPass is intended for users who want generated passwords without maintaining a synchronized vault. The supplied description does not detail supported generation settings, offline behavior, or how recovery works if the master password is forgotten, so users should understand the derivation workflow before relying on it for account access.

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