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Hides your real password length from shoulder-surfers by randomizing dots as you type. Your real password still gets submitted. Stop people from guessing your password just by watching you type it. When you type a password, most sites show one dot per character — so anyone glancing at your screen (in person or on a video call) can count your dots and know exactly how long your password is. That's a head start no one should get. This extension fixes that. While it's on, the dots you see while typing are randomized and don't match your real password length at all. Your actual password is exactly what you typed — nothing changes about how you log in, and nothing is sent anywhere. It only changes what's visible on screen. Simple to use: One switch: turn it on or off Apply it everywhere, or only on specific sites you choose No account, no setup, no data collected Your privacy, protected from wandering eyes.
Aug 18, 2026
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