Update rollup from v0.8.8.3 to v1.0.4- 2025-04-05

Extension now requires at least Firefox v115.0! migration away from localStorage requires storage.session API referenced here: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/Add-ons/WebExtensions/API/storage/session
Added timestamp to profiles by @spartanroc
Added ability to sort profiles by modification time by @spartanroc
Allow descriptions to be more than one line by @spartanroc
Added option to show last profile modification on options page
Added drag and drop of profiles to options page for issue #157 (drag & drop is disabled if alphanumeric or timestamp sort is enabled)
Improve username and password filling
Detect username field when sites separate username page and password page
Add SHA-512 integrity check for sjcl.js so users know it's unmodified
Browser agnostic now instead of Chrome specific
Fixed and optimized regex profile matching
Added section for sync information
Added ability to set zoom level of popup
Sync support should be fixed v2
Source compatible with Firefox, Chrome, Edge and Opera
Removed jQuery dependency!
Added a description/notes field that was used in the original PasswordMaker
Profile search function looks at profile name, site list, use this text, username and description
Migrated from synchronous localStorage to asynchronous chrome.storage.(local|session) continuation of manifest v3 migration
Changed default keyboard shortcut to Alt+X
Migration to manifest v3 and use Clipboard API which removed 'clipboardRead' and 'clipboardWrite' from permissions

This is a browser extension that works for Chrome, Firefox, and other Chromium based browsers which is a flexible password generation tool that creates unique, secure passwords that are very easy for you to generate but no one else. Your passwords are never stored anywhere, anytime, so there's no database to be hacked, lost, or stolen; unlike the many popular password managers available. To use, click the golden ring and provide PasswordMaker with at least two pieces of information: 1) A "master password" -- that one, single password you like 2) The URL of the website requiring a password 3) Customize per website password generation settings (optional) PasswordMaker will then generate a unique password using a one-way hash algorithm of your choosing to generate a unique password for every website which is both extremely configurable and user friendly. This technique has been widely used since 2003 and is 100% compatible with the other versions of PasswordMaker for other devices and computers which you can find at https://www.passwordmaker.org/ for more information. So, if you switch to a different platform, you can still easily generate all your passwords, for all your sites as long as you can remember your master password and password profile setting for the site. Since I have inherited this project I have added many new and useful features such as strength meters, username form filling, removed all dangerous extension permissions, HiDPI display scaling, added PBKDF2 & AES encryption where needed, and many other visual, usability and performance enhancements. :) It is advisable to always keep a back-up of your current profile data! If there are any suggestions, feedback or issues please report a new issue https://github.com/passwordmaker/chrome-passwordmaker/issues or start a new discussion https://github.com/passwordmaker/chrome-passwordmaker/discussions on GitHub.

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