A generated password may not be accepted by a site due to its length or the requirement to use special characters (e.g. @#! &*). In this case, you can take the following steps:
- Click the password field for the site where you want to set your password.
- Click “password settings” and then “Change password length” and click “Next”.
- a) If the password length does not meet the requirements, move the circle to links to shorten passwords or to right to make them longer.
b) If special characters are required, turn on the “include special characters” slider. - Press “Save” to save changes and return to the main screen.
- You can now let MindYourPass generate a new password according to the new settings. Normally, this password will now be accepted by the site. It is also possible that the site does not provide clear information and still does not accept the new password. In that case, you will have to go through this procedure again. See also the following question.
Are you unable to get a password accepted after adding special characters or changing the password length? Then keep using your traditional password.
We would like to know which sites are causing problems so that we can configure MindYourPass to work properly on as many sites as possible. You can help us do that by telling us the name of the site. This can be done, for example, by email via info@mindyourpass.com. This way, together, we can ensure that logging into this site is still possible in the future.
You can set a new password by specifying that you do not remember your password on the MindYourPass login screen. This requires your password reset code that you received by email after registering with MindYourPass. Changing your password does not affect the strong passwords for accounts that you have already created via MindYourPass. They just stay the same.