what's wrong with Password Managers

They are wonderful. They remember your logins and all sorts of other private information so you don't have to.
 
Except that...
  • They send your precious private info somewhere you don't know (and no, it's not in the sky)
  • They say they can't look at it even if they wanted to, but how do you know this is true?
  • They don't really help you to come up with strong passwords, and sometimes they make weak "random" ones too
  • They pop up and interrupt your flow
  • They may have an issue with their server, and then you can't access your passwords
  • They sometimes record the wrong stuff instead of your new password
  • They have way too many options to keep track of
  • They want your money

SynthPass eliminates all these problems by synthesizing your passwords right when you need them, instead of storing them:
  • SynthPass stores nothing secret, which would need to be kept secure
  • SynthPass makes different passwords for different websites, but your Master Password is always the same
  • SynthPass-made passwords are always very strong
  • SynthPass asks you to memorize just one Master Password, which you'll never need to change. It's OK if this one is weak
  • SynthPass is never offline, because it has no server
  • SynthPass is portable across computers; just install the extension and click the icon
  • SynthPass has no options whatsoever
  • SynthPass is open-source and free