Jumble Password – Create Unique IDs and Passwords on Linux

Jumble Password is an electron-based utility app that you can use to create unique password combinations using your date of birth and name. It uses a random number permutation algorithm called the Fisher-Yates Shuffle Algorithm to jumble up sequences.

A typical case scenario is if you want to create a password for a website project you’re working on. You can choose to enter random names or dates to get unique suggestions each time you hit the submit button.

It features a simple and minimalist application window containing nothing but the app title, app description, 2 placeholder fields for the name and date, a submit button, the placeholder field to display generated passwords, and a credits section to its developer.

Features in Jumble Password

• Freeware: You can download and use Jumble Password free of charge and for as long as you want.
• Open Source: Jumble Password is released under the MIT license with its source code available on GitHub.
• Cross-Platform: There are compiled versions of Jumble Password available for Windows, Linux, and Mac users.

Remember that Jumble Password is a simple password generator and NOT a password manager like Buttercup. If you would like to easily generate secure passwords on the go then Jumble Password is your pick.

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Install Jumble Password in Linux

$ git clone https://github.com/theIYD/jumble-password.git
$ cd jumble-password
$ npm install
$ npm start

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