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password strength


strengthy

strengthy is a neat and simple password strength plugin for jQuery.

Simple Password Meter

SimplePassMeter makes checking the requirements for - and the strength of - passwords much easier. Everything is ready to go out of the box, or you can configure many of the pieces to make this plug-in exactly what you need.

  • Simple to implement
  • Displays password requirement violations as well as strength
  • Completely customizable
  • Supports custom password requirements
  • 7.8 Kb minified

Password Strength

This plugin will check the value of a password field and evaluate the strength of the typed password. This is done by checking for the diversity of character types: numbers, lowercase and uppercase letters and special characters.

NakedPassword

The whole idea of naked password is to encourage your users to enter stronger passwords.
Our beautiful model Sally tastefully removes items of clothing as the password grows stronger.

Please view demo at http://www.nakedpassword.com

jPassword : check strength, build and give tips for creating a strong password

jPassword checks and gives help messages to write a strong password.

More, it generates on demand personnalized password.

Help messages can be localized and shown in a tooltip or directly after input.

Usage example:

      $("input").jpassword({
            length: 6,
            onComplete: function(){ doThis(); }
      });

Password Strength Tester

Password Strength Meter is a jQuery plug-in provide you smart algorithm to detect a password strength.

$(".password_test").passStrength({
userid: "#user_id"
});

Based on Firas Kassem orginal plugin