Quote from: satscraper on Today at 03:05:44 AM

If I got it right what is meant here is the ability of device to generate the child seed from master SEED extended by passphrase, If this correct then Passport batch 2 also supports BIP-85 Passwords ^{being the owner of this device I say this for certain}. I utilize this feature to generate ^{on passport 2}the child SEED for my Tangem 2 which is used by me for on-the-go activity.

I thought only coldcard and seed.tools supported BIP-85 passwords, so Passport2 also has this feature? That’s great to know! I couldn’t find anything about them announcing support for this feature.

Quote from: Meuserna on Today at 03:09:04 AM

I know it's deterministic, and that's great, but I prefer using the text from 12 word child seeds as passphrases instead.

Imagine trying to write this down, by hand:
AwMJYOqM+ibwWt/s4BCcH

Now, imagine writing this:
core private bacon derive phone soon baby gun main local bench you

I love the simplicity of 12 words as easily readable text.

However, there are services that will require you to register your passwords with specific criteria: lowercase and uppercase letters, special characters, and so on... In that case, what do you do? I use KeepassXC or Keepass2 to manage that for me.

Quote from: JayJuanGee on Today at 03:22:22 PM

If I go to the bitcoinhole website and I filter based on deterministic entropy (BIP-85) (on the top left and in the private keys portion), the site shows HW wallets supporting BIP85 to be: Jade, Jade Plus, Coldcard Mk4, Coldcard Q, Passport Batch 2, Passport Prime (not yet released), Bitbox02, SeedSigner, Specter DIY and Krux.

All of these support BIP-85 for generating child seeds, but not for BIP-85 passwords like this set: KE2F23IB4STme9Xdx+5in.

However, as satscraper and Meuserna mentioned, it seems that both Krux and Passport2 also provide support for BIP-85 passwd.

Quote from: satscraper on Today at 03:05:44 AM

If I got it right what is meant here is the ability of device to generate the child seed from master SEED extended by passphrase, If this correct then Passport batch 2 also supports BIP-85 Passwords ^{being the owner of this device I say this for certain}. I utilize this feature to generate ^{on passport 2}the child SEED for my Tangem 2 which is used by me for on-the-go activity.

Quote from: Meuserna on Today at 03:09:04 AM

Krux supports BIP85 Base64 passwords too, but I don't use that feature. I only use BIP85 Mnemonics.