Settings
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Enter your pass phrase to load your settings from the cloud.
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By default, your settings are stored in non-personal browser cookies (in your browser). You can use Anonymous Cloud Save to store your settings in a more permanent way (on a remote server in the cloud). No personally identifiable information will be stored in the cloud, and your pass phrase will never leave your browser.
Your settings as a URL parameter bookmarklet:
(see the URL Parameters page for detailed descriptions)
Your settings as a cloud save bookmarklet:
Direct link to your settings in the cloud
Your settings in JSON format:
Save your settings anonymously in the cloud!
Cloud Save lets you save your settings more permanently by entering a passphrase. It is entirely optional.
This has a few benefits:
Only the settings that you have changed. They are detailed on the URL Parameters page.
Your passphrase is used to generate a key using the Secure Hash Algorithm known as SHA-2, using a 512 bit key. Your passphrase never leaves the browser, only the key and the settings file associated with it. We save the settings file on Amazon S3 using the generated key as the name. In the interest of transparency, this data is not encrypted: you can see exactly what information we store.
The cloud save bookmarklet is a URL that automatically enables cloud save.The benefit of this over using the URL parameters bookmarklet is that when you change settings, they will automatically be saved in the cloud.
We do not have usernames and we don't store any personally identifiable information.
Each time you ask for a passphrase suggestion, we get a reasonably large list of random words from the DuckDuckGo servers. In the browser, we then select four or five random words from that list, ensuring that it is at least 18-20 characters long. It is easier to remember four or five words than 10 random letters and numbers, and far more secure.
You can do this by saving your settings under a different passphrase, optionally deleting the first set.
No. Unless you deleted your settings, the settings file will still be there but we have no way of associating it with you. We cannot reverse the passphrase key generation. We don't associate your IP address or browser fingerprint or any other information with the file.
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