Chad Butler

This plugin is a password generator that creates random passwords with using words, numbers, and special characters.
Default random passwords can be difficult to for users to use (and remember – if they don’t change it). WordPass simplifies this process by using words to create passwords. Passwords will be generated in the style of 2*Kayak29, 2Bigcranium2#, or %36POTATOE6.
This plugin works with WordPress as well as with any plugin that uses the WordPress password generation function.
WordPass allows you to create a custom list of words to be used in password generation.
The plugin will create random passwords from your word list and apply numbers as well as capitalization. How these settings are applied can be set in the plugin’s settings. The recommended setting is “random” for best security.
Note: this plugin is great for membership sites where subscribers or low level users need easy to remember passwords. But you should use secure (and possibly more complex) passwords for higher level users, especially administrators. Use common sense in the application of this plugin!

WordPass

Creates word-based passwords for WordPress.

3D Virge

With this plugin you can switch the different WordPress notification e-mails on and off, like options as the new user and password change notifications send by WordPress to the administrator and user. Works perfectly in combination with a lot of other plugins!
Watch this nice tut made by Robert Orzanna: 
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The options you can manage are:
<ol>
<li>New user notification to admin</li>
<li>New user notification to user</li>
<li>Notify post author</li>
<li>Notify moderator</li>
<li>Password change notification to admin</li>
<li>Password change notification to user</li>
<li>E-mail address change notification to user</li>
<li>Forgotten password e-mail to user</li>
<li>Forgotten password e-mail to administrator</li>
<li>Automatic WordPress core update e-mail</li>
<li>Automatic WordPress plugin update e-mail</li>
<li>Automatic WordPress theme update e-mail</li>
<li>Send admin notifications to extra admin e-mail addresses (1.7.0)</li>
<li>Send an e-mail to administrators after a user requested to update his or her e-mail address (1.7.0)</li>
<li>Send an e-mail to administrators after a user successfully updated his or her e-mail address (1.7.0)</li>
<li>Multi-site support! Now you can manage your notification settings in one single environment (1.8.0)</li>
<li>Export and import settings (1.8.0)</li>
</ol>
The automatic core, plugin, and theme updates have a special built-in feature. When one of these options is disabled, successful e-mails don’t get send out, but failed updates still will send an e-mail to the admin.
This version contains some nice new stuff. If you find any issues, let me know. If you like the new features, please be so kind to give this plugin a good rating! It will help me to keep up the good work for you 🙂
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Manage Notification E-mails

Enable and disable email notifications that WordPress sends to the admin and user. Works perfectly with many other plugins!

WordPass vs Manage Notification E-mails