PasswordManager for AuthMe
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Manages your passwords on the servers with plugins like AuthMe
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Password Manager for AuthMe (PWAM)
Password Manager aims to enhance security across servers utilizing the AuthMe plugin.
PWAM introduces a password management system that securely auto-fills passwords and generates strong, unique passwords as needed.
If you have any questions, please join my Discord or refer to the documentation.
Compatibility
This mod works with Minecraft 1.18.2, 1.19.4, 1.20.x and 1.21 - 1.21.4.
Plugins like LoginSecurity, OpeNLogin, LibreLogin and UserLogin are also supported.
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Please install the following dependencies before you can use PWAM:
How to use it?
Getting started with PWAM is straightforward, especially if you're already familiar with the autocomplete feature.
TL;DR
Simply type /register (or /login, or any other command that requires a password) and press Tab. PWAM will automatically suggest your password or generate a new one.
Saving your existing password
To save your existing password, use the commands /login, /l, or /pwam set as needed. Your password will be securely stored for future use.
See GIF

Registering on a new server
When registering on a new server, enter /register (or /reg if available). PWAM will offer a securely generated password for you to use. You can choose to use this suggestion or enter a password of your own. Either way, PWAM will save your new password.

What if I do something wrong?
You can use globally accessible /pwam command to look up your passwords (they are never deleted automatically!). You can even use it in the singleplayer, if the server kicks you for standing too long.
See GIF

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