StrategiQ Site Manager

Enter a passphrase used to encrypt and decrypt site credentials. If this is forgotten, the credentials cannot be decrypted and you will have to re-authenticate with each site again.

Passphrase Storage
The passphrase is stored against the current tab using Session Storage. If you close the browser, this tab or open this tool in a new tab, you will need to enter your passphrase again.

Data Storage
Site credentials are encrypted using your Passphrase and then stored via Local Storage in your browser. This will persist as long as the URL domain and port doesn't change and the site storage isn't cleared.

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Why do I need a passphrase? Your passphrase is used as the encryption key when storing the application passwords after adding a site. It's then used to decrypt tokens when revisiting this tool to ensure that only you can access the tokens

What data is stored and where? All data is stored locally in your browser and uses these storage methods:

Sites are stored along with the encrypted Application Password in Local Storage. Unless you change the URL Domain/Port or clear the site storage, this will persist.
Your encryption passphrase is stored in Session Storage against the current tab and is only used to encrypt/decrypt site credentials. If you clear the site storage, close the browser, close this tab or open this tool in a new tab, you will need to enter your passphrase again.

Which sites are compatible? Any site running WordPress 5.6 or above can be added. Some features use the native WordPress REST API but tools marked with icon require the StrategiQ Dev Toolkit plugin which extends the API. Sites will return a 404 error if the plugin is not installed and active when using tools.

Some sites "Fail to fetch". Why? This is most likely a CORS error but you can check the DevTools (F12) and see if the console errors give any further hints.

I've forgotten my passphrase, help! Since your passphrase is used as the AES encryption key, there is no way to recover the existing site tokens. Before you start adding sites again, logout and enter a new passphrase just to ensure you know what it is.

Tip: Export the sites before starting over just in case you remember the passphrase.