the German (as well as other non-English keyboards) keyboard has some significant differences compared to the English keyboard (-,ö,ä,ü,z,y to name just a few). In this respect, it would be desirable to be able to enter your own separators (such as !) when automatically generating passwords and to dispense with letters from a list such as y and z or o,O and 0 to avoid confusion and to make it easier to fill in on English systems with foreign-language keyboards.  

 

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Edited July 19, 20241 yr by Salmathogan

I do not know, what you all are rambling about, but I have not yet seen a generated password using non-uni characters as ö,ä,ü and their likes.

Therefore I do not see any issue here.