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Using a single master password and various nicknames, one can create an infinite number of unique account passwords. These unique account passwords are commonly called password hashes, domain-specific passwords, or per-site passwords.
For usage, run python -m oplop -h.
The CLI implementation of Oplop is only one of many implementations. See the project home page for the complete list of available implementations of Oplop.
General
Project home page: https://github.com/brettcannon/oplop
Testing
Run python3 test_main.py. Do note that Python 3 is required to run the test suite.
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Release files for Oplop 1.6.1
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Release files / Oplop-1.6.1.zip
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