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Google updates Password Manager for unified experience for Chrome and Android

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Google Password Manager received an update that focuses on bringing a more unified experience in apps and the web. Read on for more information!
Google updates Password Manager for unified experience for Chrome and Android
Google Password Manager gets update for service streamlining!

Google Password Manager gets updated for Android and Chrome!

You can now add a password manually!
You can now add a password manually!

The ability to manually add passwords to the service is particularly noteworthy since it eliminates the need to rely exclusively on Chrome's prompt on remembering your credentials when they are used. Google now claims that this functionality will be available across Chrome and Android.

The update introduced a simplified and organized management interface that is identical to Chrome and Android. Google just started releasing a new integrated design for Gmail as well. They will automatically categorize your passwords if you use a lot of them for the same websites or applications. Additionally, you may create a shortcut on the home screen of your Android device so that you can access your passwords with a single tap.

Google Password Manager can now create strong, one-of-a-kind passwords for you across platforms, protecting your login information while you browse the internet. Users can now create passwords for their iOS apps whenever Chrome is set up as your autofill provider as well.

When you use a password on a website, Chrome will automatically detect it. However, you may increase security by using Password Checkup to check all of your passwords at once. Now, it will display both weak and recycled passwords on Android in addition to hacked login information. With Android's new function for automatically updating passwords, users can now easily fix any passwords that Google alerts them about.

Additionally, Google adds "Touch-to-Login" to Chrome for Android, making it simpler to visit websites and manage passwords. Enabling secure site sign-in directly from the overlay at the bottom of your screen will speed up the login process.

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Source: Google

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