Title: PassMazing Flow Author: Ludovic S. Clain Published: April 16, 2025 Last modified: April 16, 2025 --- Search plugins ![](https://ps.w.org/passmazing-flow/assets/banner-772x250.png?rev=3274703) ![](https://ps.w.org/passmazing-flow/assets/icon-256x256.png?rev=3274703) # PassMazing Flow By [Ludovic S. Clain](https://profiles.wordpress.org/ludovicsclain/) [Download](https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/passmazing-flow.1.0.zip) [Live Preview](https://wordpress.org/plugins/passmazing-flow/?preview=1) * [Details](https://wordpress.org/plugins/passmazing-flow/#description) * [Reviews](https://wordpress.org/plugins/passmazing-flow/#reviews) * [Installation](https://wordpress.org/plugins/passmazing-flow/#installation) * [Development](https://wordpress.org/plugins/passmazing-flow/#developers) [Support](https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/passmazing-flow/) ## Description PassMazing Flow improves the user experience of WordPress password management by introducing a step-by-step flow. It ensures users securely record and confirm their passwords with the following features: * **Intuitive UI**: Inspired by cPanel, the plugin provides a clear and user-friendly interface. * **Confirmation Checkbox**: Adds a checkbox requiring users to confirm they have securely saved their password. * **Refined Button Labels**: Updates button text to “Set Password” for clarity and usability. * **Compatibility**: Works seamlessly across registration, password recovery, and reset flows. This plugin is ideal for improving password security and user experience on your WordPress site. ### Latest Updates #### 1.0 * Initial release. * Added confirmation checkbox and updated button labels. * Enhanced password management flows for registration, recovery, and reset. ## Screenshots [⌊Password Reset and Account Activation Form: displays the enhanced password creation screen accessed via email link—either after a password reset request or a new user registration. The interface introduces a confirmation checkbox and disables the “ Set Password” button until the user acknowledges saving their password, reducing the risk of login issues.⌉⌊Password Reset and Account Activation Form: displays the enhanced password creation screen accessed via email link—either after a password reset request or a new user registration. The interface introduces a confirmation checkbox and disables the “Set Password” button until the user acknowledges saving their password, reducing the risk of login issues.⌉[ **Password Reset and Account Activation Form**: displays the enhanced password creation screen accessed via email link—either after a password reset request or a new user registration. The interface introduces a confirmation checkbox and disables the “ Set Password” button until the user acknowledges saving their password, reducing the risk of login issues. [⌊Confirmation Step Completed: illustrates the state where a secure password has been generated and the confirmation checkbox is ticked. The “Set Password” button becomes active only after this step, ensuring that users consciously save their new credentials before proceeding.⌉⌊Confirmation Step Completed: illustrates the state where a secure password has been generated and the confirmation checkbox is ticked. The “Set Password” button becomes active only after this step, ensuring that users consciously save their new credentials before proceeding.⌉[ **Confirmation Step Completed**: illustrates the state where a secure password has been generated and the confirmation checkbox is ticked. The “Set Password” button becomes active only after this step, ensuring that users consciously save their new credentials before proceeding. [⌊Weak Password Warning and Dual Confirmation: shows the interface when a weak password is entered. Two checkboxes are required: one to confirm the use of a weak password, and another to confirm the password has been safely saved. The “Set Password” button remains disabled until both conditions are met, reinforcing secure practices.⌉⌊Weak Password Warning and Dual Confirmation: shows the interface when a weak password is entered. Two checkboxes are required: one to confirm the use of a weak password, and another to confirm the password has been safely saved. The “Set Password” button remains disabled until both conditions are met, reinforcing secure practices.⌉[ **Weak Password Warning and Dual Confirmation**: shows the interface when a weak password is entered. Two checkboxes are required: one to confirm the use of a weak password, and another to confirm the password has been safely saved. The “Set Password” button remains disabled until both conditions are met, reinforcing secure practices. [⌊Partial Confirmation with Weak Password: illustrates the scenario where only the“ Confirm use of weak password” checkbox is ticked. The “Set Password” button remains inactive until the user also confirms they have saved the password securely, enforcing both security awareness and deliberate action.⌉⌊Partial Confirmation with Weak Password: illustrates the scenario where only the “Confirm use of weak password” checkbox is ticked. The “Set Password” button remains inactive until the user also confirms they have saved the password securely, enforcing both security awareness and deliberate action.⌉[ **Partial Confirmation with Weak Password**: illustrates the scenario where only the “Confirm use of weak password” checkbox is ticked. The “Set Password” button remains inactive until the user also confirms they have saved the password securely, enforcing both security awareness and deliberate action. [⌊Confirmation of Storage Without Weak Password Approval: shows the case where the user confirms they have saved the password but has not approved the use of a weak password. The “Set Password” button remains disabled, ensuring that both confirmations are required before proceeding with an insecure password.⌉⌊Confirmation of Storage Without Weak Password Approval: shows the case where the user confirms they have saved the password but has not approved the use of a weak password. The “Set Password” button remains disabled, ensuring that both confirmations are required before proceeding with an insecure password.⌉[ **Confirmation of Storage Without Weak Password Approval**: shows the case where the user confirms they have saved the password but has not approved the use of a weak password. The “Set Password” button remains disabled, ensuring that both confirmations are required before proceeding with an insecure password. [⌊All Confirmations Completed with Weak Password: displays the final state where both the approval of the weak password and confirmation of safe storage are checked. Only then is the “Set Password” button enabled, ensuring informed user consent before proceeding with a less secure password.⌉⌊All Confirmations Completed with Weak Password: displays the final state where both the approval of the weak password and confirmation of safe storage are checked. Only then is the “Set Password” button enabled, ensuring informed user consent before proceeding with a less secure password.⌉[ **All Confirmations Completed with Weak Password**: displays the final state where both the approval of the weak password and confirmation of safe storage are checked. Only then is the “Set Password” button enabled, ensuring informed user consent before proceeding with a less secure password. [⌊Animated Flow with Strong Password: demonstrates the interactive experience when using a strong, generated password. The animation shows the “Set Password” button remaining disabled until the confirmation checkbox is selected, ensuring the user actively acknowledges password storage before proceeding.⌉⌊Animated Flow with Strong Password: demonstrates the interactive experience when using a strong, generated password. The animation shows the “Set Password” button remaining disabled until the confirmation checkbox is selected, ensuring the user actively acknowledges password storage before proceeding.⌉[ **Animated Flow with Strong Password**: demonstrates the interactive experience when using a strong, generated password. The animation shows the “Set Password” button remaining disabled until the confirmation checkbox is selected, ensuring the user actively acknowledges password storage before proceeding. [⌊Animated Flow with Weak Password: showcases the conditional logic required when using a weak password. The animation illustrates how both the “Confirm use of weak password” and “I have copied this password in a safe place” checkboxes must be selected before enabling the “Set Password” button, promoting deliberate and informed user action.⌉⌊Animated Flow with Weak Password: showcases the conditional logic required when using a weak password. The animation illustrates how both the “Confirm use of weak password” and “I have copied this password in a safe place” checkboxes must be selected before enabling the “Set Password” button, promoting deliberate and informed user action.⌉[ **Animated Flow with Weak Password**: showcases the conditional logic required when using a weak password. The animation illustrates how both the “Confirm use of weak password” and “I have copied this password in a safe place” checkboxes must be selected before enabling the “Set Password” button, promoting deliberate and informed user action. ## Installation 1. Upload the `passmazing-flow` folder to the `/wp-content/plugins/` directory. 2. Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress. 3. The plugin will automatically enhance the password management flows on your site. ## FAQ ### Does this plugin work with custom login forms? No, PassMazing Flow is designed to work with WordPress’s default login, registration, and password reset forms. ### Can I customize the confirmation checkbox text? Currently, the text is predefined for simplicity. Future updates may include customization options. ## Reviews There are no reviews for this plugin. ## Contributors & Developers “PassMazing Flow” is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin. Contributors * [ Ludovic S. Clain ](https://profiles.wordpress.org/ludovicsclain/) [Translate “PassMazing Flow” into your language.](https://translate.wordpress.org/projects/wp-plugins/passmazing-flow) ### Interested in development? [Browse the code](https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/browser/passmazing-flow/), check out the [SVN repository](https://plugins.svn.wordpress.org/passmazing-flow/), or subscribe to the [development log](https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/log/passmazing-flow/) by [RSS](https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/log/passmazing-flow/?limit=100&mode=stop_on_copy&format=rss). ## Changelog For the complete changelog history, please [click here](https://plugins.svn.wordpress.org/passmazing-flow/trunk/changelog.txt) or refer to the separate “changelog.txt” file included in the plugin directory. ## Meta * Version **1.0** * Last updated **1 year ago** * Active installations **Fewer than 10** * WordPress version ** 6.0 or higher ** * Tested up to **6.8.5** * PHP version ** 7.4 or higher ** * Tags * [login](https://wordpress.org/plugins/tags/login/)[password](https://wordpress.org/plugins/tags/password/) [registration](https://wordpress.org/plugins/tags/registration/)[reset](https://wordpress.org/plugins/tags/reset/) [ux](https://wordpress.org/plugins/tags/ux/) * [Advanced View](https://wordpress.org/plugins/passmazing-flow/advanced/) ## Ratings No reviews have been submitted yet. 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