Strong random passwords, generated in your browser.
Select at least one character setGenerates passwords from the browser's cryptographic random source, with control over length and character set. Nothing is sent over the network and nothing is stored — the value exists only in the page until you copy it.
The property that matters is length. A long password from a large alphabet is hard to brute force; a short one padded with substitutions is not, because attackers have been modelling those substitutions for twenty years.
At least 16 characters for anything that matters, and longer where a manager is filling it in for you. Length contributes far more to strength than adding another symbol class to a short password.
For anything a password manager types, yes — you never have to read it. For the handful you type yourself, a long multi-word passphrase is easier to remember at comparable strength, provided the words are chosen randomly rather than by you.
It relies on the platform's cryptographic generator rather than a predictable one, and nothing leaves the page. The residual risk is your own machine — a compromised device can read anything on screen, whoever generated it.
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