Google has announced a new update for Google Password Manager that will now allow users to manually add passwords on Chrome and Android. The new update will provide a consistent and unified user interface experience on Chrome as well as Android. Users can now add a Google Password Manager shortcut to the home screen of their Android phone. Google claims that this new update will bring more powerful password protection for users across all platforms by creating strong passwords and ensuring that the credentials are not compromised.
In a blog post, Google Is announced From Thursday, June 30, the Internet giant will introduce a new update for google password manager Which will add many features to the existing version of Password Manager.
Google’s new feature will allow users to enter their passwords directly into the Google Password Manager across platforms, such as chrome And Android, Google says it aims to make the process of password management more simple. The Internet giant is also adding a persistent and integrated password management experience to Chrome and Android settings. With the new update, Google Password Manager will combine multiple passwords for the same website and application. Google will also allow users to add a shortcut to the password manager on the home screen of their Android smartphones.
Other features of the new Google Password Manager update will include more powerful password protection settings. The new password manager will create strong and unique passwords for users across platforms, including iOS, and will ensure that the password is not compromised while browsing the web. In order to let Password Manager generate passwords for your iOS applications, users must set Chrome as their autofill provider.
Although Google Password Manager will check a user’s password when they enter it, users can also choose to check passwords in bulk with Password Checkup. On Android, Chrome will flag both compromised credentials and weak or reused passwords. Users can fix such passwords with the new automatic password change feature on Android. Google is expanding its compromised password alert feature to all Chrome users on Android, Chrome OSios, windows, Mac OSAnd Linux,
Google is also rolling out a touch-to-login feature to Chrome on Android that will let users log in directly to the site from an overlay to expedite the logging in process.