POMjs

POMjs is a minimal client-side random password generator implemented in plain HTML, CSS and JavaScript. It runs entirely in the browser with no external resources, trackers or cookies, and includes simple localization and keyboard accessibility.

Key Features

• Generates random passwords using configurable character sets (uppercase, lowercase, digits, two sets of special characters).
• Adjustable password length with slider and numeric input (configurable min/max and step).
• Simple password strength indicator and one-click copy-to-clipboard behavior.
• Lightweight, dependency-free codebase intended for easy customization and embedding.
• Localization support with several included translations and automatic language detection from the browser.
• Responsive UI with proper tabindex attributes for keyboard navigation and dark-mode support via browser settings.
• Distributed under GPLv2 and provided with unminified source for easy modifications.

Use Cases

• Embed on websites or internal developer tools to let users generate strong, random passwords client-side.
• Quickly generate credentials for provisioning accounts, test data, or temporary access tokens.
• Provide a privacy-focused password generation widget for documentation, onboarding pages, or help centers.

Limitations and Considerations

• POMjs is not a password manager: it generates and displays passwords but does not store, sync, or manage credentials.
• It is a simple UI-focused tool and does not provide enterprise features, integrations, or vault functionality.
• Randomness quality depends on the browser environment; review suitability if cryptographic-grade guarantees or audits are required.

POMjs is best suited when a small, auditable, client-side password generator is needed for embedding or light-weight use. Its simplicity makes it easy to customize, but it should not be used as a replacement for a full password management solution.