Passwords protection
#1924
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Can you provide a regular expression or a JavaScript code that matches passwords? It would be then simple add as an automated command to CopyQ to filter passwords in clipboard. |
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The answer is above but really I wish I have the time to do it. I must pay my bills you know. Besides you are much more capable to do it than me. |
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Well I pay my bills too. Also, I'm not aware about any regexp the would match passwords reliably. |
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Sorry if this was suggested/discussed before.
What about an algorithm so that CopyQ detects the presence of a password in order to ignore it. I mean real passwords not dictionary words as used by some people. It's relatively easy to find strings that include symbols, numbers and upper & lower case letters in a single word. Or using other than Ctrl-C to store a given string (i.e. password) for a short time. I wish I could have the time to give a try.
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