google password manager

Google Password Manager has been around for a long time and it has been very helpful. It autofills the passwords in browsers when we try to log in to our accounts and saves us time and adds an extra layer of security as it supplies strong passwords. However, if you wanted a password manager other than Google's, the process was a huge problem. But now, it is going to change as Google will be allowing the easy adoption of third-party password managers. A third-party password manager will provide greater flexibility to…

Google Chrome for Android is reportedly adding support for third-party password managers. The browser currently only supports password autofill from Google Password Manager, its native service. As a result, Android users who prefer and use other password managers cannot use the app's saved data to log into their accounts on the browser. It appears that the tech giant is now addressing this pain point by allowing users to choose whichever third-party service they want. Notably, the desktop app of…

Google Chrome for Android, Windows 11, and macOS has been updated to include passkey support. The search giant had begun rolling out passkey support in October and has now been available on Google Chrome's stable channel version number 108. Passkeys allow users to sign into sites and apps through an authentication process similar to unlocking a device. The system has been designed as a more secure alternative to traditional passwords and two-factor authentication methods, which the company claims protect users from…

Android users can bring the Google Password Manager Shortcut to their device's home screen. Here are a few simple steps you need to follow for the same. Managing passwords is a tricky thing as you may not be able to remember each and every password accurately every time. In order to stay safe from hackers, and cyber criminals, people tend to keep strong passwords which eventually turns out to be more difficult to remember. In order to solve such issues, Google…

Image Source : PIXABAY Security I know a few people who are bad at setting passwords and face a tough time in choosing the right password with the correct strength. Also, they might face trouble remembering them too. Google recently updated its Password Manager dedicated to people who have been facing troubles with their passwords, and here are the updates to a lot of its services. If the user is using a Chrome browser, then they can use Google Password Manager's auto-fill option to enable the browsers to remember…

Google has announced a new update for the Google Password Manager that will now allow users to manually add password on Chrome and Android. The new update will also provide a consistent and unified user interface experience on Chrome as well as Android. Users can now add a Google Password Manager shortcut on the home screen of their Android phone. Google claims that this new update will bring more powerful password protection by creating strong passwords for users across platforms and will ensure that credentials aren't…

Google has announced several new features for Chrome web browser on iPhone and iPad. The new Chrome version for iOS is bringing five new additions to the web browsing application including enhanced Google Safe Browsing, AutoFill passwords on any application, return to recent tab feature, and more to improve the user experience for iPhone and iPad users. A few of these features like Enhanced Safe Browsing and Chrome Actions were already present on Chrome's desktop and Android versions. Google also said that more features…