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title: YPassword
noSubMenu: true
menupriority: 1
-----
<% content_for :js do %>
<script>
var blocks=["secure","easy","portable"];
function show(name) {
    for ( var i in blocks ) {
        el=blocks[i];
        if (el == name) { continue; }
        // console.log('HIDE: #'+el+'content');
        $('#'+el+'content').hide();
    }
    $('#'+name+'content').show();
    // console.log('SHOW: #'+name+'content');
}

$('document').ready(function() {
    $('.secure').click(function() {show("secure")});
    $('.easy').click(function() {show("easy")});
    $('.portable').click(function() {show("portable")});
    for (var i in blocks) {
        el=blocks[i];
        $('#'+el+'content').hide();
    }
});
</script>
<% end %>
<div id="mainlinks">
<%= block("Secure","#mainlinks","SHA1 ensure strong password generation","left secure") %>
<%= block("Easy","#mainlinks","Remember only one master password", "left easy") %>
<%= block("Portable","#mainlinks","Dashboard widget, Javascript applet, etc...", "left portable") %>
</div>

<div class="flush"></div>

<div id="securecontent" class="slideshow big"> 
YPassword use SHA1
</div>

<div id="easycontent" class="slideshow big"> You remember only one password the rest follow.</div>

<div id="portablecontent" class="slideshow big"> You can use YPassword on iPhone, on Mac using Dashboard widget, on UNIX system using the command line <code>openssl</code></div>